Lone Wolf

Luke Warren dedicated his life to studying wolves. He wrote about them, studied their habits, and even spent two years living in a wolf pack. In many ways, he understands wolf behavior better than the dynamics within his own family. After all, his wife divorces him, and his eighteen-year-old son Edward leaves the country after a terrible fight with his father. But everything changes when the news comes that Luke has been seriously injured in a car accident and his life hangs by a thread. Edward returns home. He and his younger sister Kara will have to decide together their father's fate and answer many questions. What secrets did brother and sister keep from each other? What hidden motives drive them to either let their father die or try to save his life? What would Luke himself want? How can family members make such a decision under the pressure of guilt, or grief, or both? And most importantly, how much have they forgotten the unbreakable rule of the wolf pack: all its members need each other, and survival sometimes requires sacrifices. "Lone Wolf" is an unforgettable story about family secrets, love, and separation.