Lucas has a typical life -- apart from being abandoned as a baby, raised by wolves, and having super powers. Still, inside, he feels like two people, both vying for control of himself. He's a superhero and a nerdy college freshman. He's both feral and tame. He wants to do good in the world and, at the same time, he wants to do nothing. And most of all, he wants to find his birth parents.<br><br>In this comedic tale of romance, mystery, and adventure, our hero is joined by his hunky boyfriend, his acerbic boss, an uptight college science professor, and his ex-boyfriend/once crime-fighting partner -- not to mention a whole pack of wolves -- to help foil his nemesis and uncover the secrets of his past to save his future.

Fierce

I gazed his way. Moths, it should be noted, rarely veer from the flame. Poof, they go. It seems a spectacular way to end it all. Craig was that spectacular. In any case, I tended to avoid these kinds of conversations. Joan and Brett had asked me if they should keep looking for my real parents. I told them that they were my real parents. They seemed to like that answer. I seemed to like it, too.


“I already have parents,” I told Craig.


His smile widened. It was blinding. Crest wrote commercials like this—minus, of course, the hairy, gay, super, horny teenager. Or maybe make that super-horny. In any case, he pointed to the white-capped mountains in the distance. “I meant your wolf parents.”


Chapter 4