Susan Cartwright

The Story: Ashton Chayton was born with a powerful gift, a unique inhuman ability. Orphaned, raised by the Red Wolves of Opan, captured and enslaved – he is finally free and on the run. Unfortunately everybody wants Ashton. Admiral Jones will torture him to get the secret of his power. The beautiful Lady Lindha, head of the influential Temple feels he is “The One” as named in prophecy. The influential Lord Andros just wants him dead.

Ashton only wants two things: revenge, and the Lady Lindha. If you had unique powers, wouldn’t you use them to get what you want?

Reviews of Wolf Dawn:

“In the marvelous tradition of Marion Zimmer Bradley, “Wolf Dawn” is an exciting Space Adventure Epic, with the heart of Orson Scott Cards ENDER series, the soul of Frank Herbert’s DUNE — and yet, much more that is startling and controversial!” - David Bischoff

I really loved this book and plan to read it again. It’s a story that starts when the hero is a child, so at first I thought it was kind of a young adult read – but by chapter four it had adult themes. The story was engrossing. I LOVED the wolves. It was a little bit of a romance, but mainly an adventure. – Beck

Wolf Dawn is a great read. Spiritual, philosophical, action packed and with sex as only a woman can write it. A future reality is presented that is both believable and full of surprises. The cast of characters spans the spectrum from the most depraved to the most elevated and we not only observe the protagonists but find ourselves a party to their innermost thoughts and feelings. You cannot help but be involved!
The wolves are wonderful too! – Ian