Angol
When the mountain falls silent, it is the people who howl.
In Saint-Lupin-des-Neiges, a remote mountain village whose tourism thrives on the legend of wolves, wildlife ranger Marc Colomb is found dead at Wolf Pass, his throat torn open. To everyone, the culprit is obvious: the pack. But Captain Élise Marchetti, called in from Grenoble, soon discovers that the scene has been staged by a human hand.
Élise has not returned to her home valley in twenty years, not since the night her father, Gabriel, disappeared into the forest. When a second body is discovered, followed by a third, she realizes these murders are not the work of a madman. They follow a pattern, a list, and a secret buried beneath the snow since 2006.
Caught between a shepherd who despises wolves, a biologist haunted by his own silence, a mayor willing to do anything to save her village, and a lieutenant who seems far too calm, Élise follows the trail to the Four Ravines. There, she will confront a truth that hits terrifyingly close to home.
Murders in the Kingdom of Wolves is a chilling mountain thriller packed with relentless suspense, where every footprint in the snow leads closer to the killer-and to the truth about oneself.
