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

“Good thing,” I said. “Because none of the others know me. He’s the last of them. I can tell; the rest of them don’t smell familiar.” A lone tear dripped from my eye. It was followed by another. The last of them, the last of my family. How was that possible? It’d only been eleven years. Life must’ve been hard for him, for them. I realized then that I shouldn’t kvetch so much all the time; things could be so much worse. I also realized that I was speaking Yiddish, as Craig had noted. Oy vey. And no, I wasn’t taking Talmudic studies in college. And yes, I’d picked it up from Doug, who was Scottish/Irish and Midwestern, so where he picked it up from was a mystery.


“You know,” Doug said, “I was just thinking.”


“About?” I was scratching my brother’s ear. His hind leg kicked at the air as if he was running some sort of invisible marathon.


Chapter 39