Golden Eyes

Golden Eyes

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Jodie Griffon is a researcher that studies wildlife. She has not had any luck trying to study the different wolf packs in Yellowstone or any of the other nature preserves in the country. All of the wolves she has seen are too afraid of humans for any actual progress to be made. In her search for finding the ideal pack of wolves to study and film, she travels with her research team to The Arctic Circle in her best, and perhaps final, effort to study wolves that are not afraid of humans. Join Jodie in this epic fight for survival and race against time. ~ This story is rated Mature for its: * Graphic Violence * Language * Sexual Themes/Content * Use of tobacco products * Consumption of alcohol ~ Ages 17+ You have been warned
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