Seven White Wolves - Paperback

by Chante McCoy (Author)

Tomorrow, Veleda will die. Her father condemned her to burn in the fires of Modranicht, Mother's Night, for the crime of killing her babe. Sworn to a vow of silence, she cannot speak to her innocence. She will die, none knowing the truth, and her brothers will be forever cursed.

A "lyrical" and "ethereal" retold fairy tale, this story transports readers to the early Middle Ages, with historical detailing and beautiful imagery to capture the imagination.

"Seven White Wolves by Chante McCoy is a classic and beautiful fairy tale, told masterfully with an elegant style, and filled with rich details and poignant emotional moments." - Paul Genesse, author of The Golden Cord

Author Biography

At any given time, Chanté McCoy is reading a handful of novels, taking a continuing education class to dabble in her latest interest (NOTE: she has no future in belly dancing), or hiking with Elvis, her beloved Doberman Pinscher.

Her most recent publication and first children's book is "Blue Bear and Snow Toad," a tale about a young bear and toad who resist hibernating to experience a day of winter. Kirkus Reviews calls "Blue Bear and Snow Toad" a "charming picture book" and "a delightful ode to the season." Rated 5 stars on Amazon and available as a hardbound book.

Her debut novella, "Seven White Wolves," is available in paperback, Kindle, and audio. A "lyrical" and "ethereal" retold fairy tale, this story transports readers to the early Middle Ages, with historical detailing and beautiful imagery to capture the imagination.

She has also published in "The Crimson Pact" (volumes 1, 2, 3, and 5), "Spec the Halls," "Short Sips," "Big Pulp," "Eighth Day Genesis," "Dark Moon Digest," "The Dead Walk Again," and "Sidekicks!". In addition to fantasy, Chanté's publication credits include a multitude of articles in "Dog Fancy" and "Pets in the City" magazines.