Wolf King Reborn

On a battlefield drowned in ash and blood, the warlord Wulfric Draegborn should have drawn his last breath. Betrayed, cut down, and left to rot among the dead, his story should have ended there.

But when he rises three nights later, eyes burning gold beneath a silver moon, the world knows the Wolf King has returned—changed in ways no man should be.

The realm he once ruled is splintered. His fortress, Fenngard, stands on the brink of collapse. Rivals circle like vultures. The Church whispers of heresy. And in the shadowed corridors of power, his own queen measures the cost of standing beside him.

Yet the greatest danger is not his enemies—it is the thing that came back with him.

Haunted by dreams of an ancient spirit called the Moonbound, Wulfric feels a beast coiling inside his soul, its hunger growing with each passing night. In battle, its strength is a weapon; in peace, it is a curse. His son fears him. His allies question him. And still the Moonbound whispers: Give yourself to me, and you will never be defeated.

War erupts when an alliance of lords, assassins, and holy zealots moves to destroy him. Besieged on all sides, Wulfric must forge dangerous pacts—with an assassin who should have killed him, a queen whose loyalty is fragile, and powers older than any kingdom. Every choice exacts a price: a friend’s life, a piece of his humanity, a future for his bloodline.

As enemies tighten the noose, the Moonbound’s prophecy sharpens into reality: When the Wolf King howls at dawn, the old gates will open. In the final siege of Fenngard, Wulfric must decide—become the beast and save his people, or die as a man and lose everything he has ever loved.

But legends are never clean, and saviors are never pure. In the cold light of victory, the Wolf King will discover that some wars are fought not for crowns or kingdoms… but for the soul you can never reclaim.