Three women marked by prophecy, finding connections where none of them ever expected to. Leah Corbyn, who must find her place among Londinium's werewolves or pay a terrible price; Amelie Orne, hunted and judged for crimes she did not commit; and Amy Oakley, a reluctant leader who must claim her birthright if they are to survive ancient dangers and modern conspiracies. Can the newly forged Howlers pack survive the night when the Hunt God's horn begins to call?

Contains the stories:

Orphan's Cry: Six months ago Leah Corbyn was bitten by a "dog." Two weeks later, the full moon's rise revealed that she was now a werewolf. After six months trying to hide her secret, she is about to learn that she is not alone ...

Outcast's Song: More than fifty years before Leah Corbyn became a werewolf, Amélie Orne was cast out of werewolf society, manipulated into taking the blame for crimes she did not commit. With Amy and Leah at her side she is finally willing to try and clear her name, but there is danger in reopening those old wounds.

Herald's Call: All Amy wants is to go back to running her pub with Amélie and Leah. Unfortunately Amy and her pack may have no choice but to seek out the mythical Horn of Herne. If Amy truly is the Herald, what will it mean if she uses the horn to call for aid ... and who might answer the call?

Jaymie Wagner is a queer, trans, divorced, and polyamorous writer who lives near Minneapolis, Minnesota. She has been a semi-professional NHL writer, a blogger, and a BBQ chef at different parts of her life, and lives with her cats and an increasingly alarming collection of tiny giant robots.

She has published a few short stories, and posts "Fractured Fantasies" twitter micro-stories where she explores different ideas. Her goal is to write the Great Lesbian Werewolf Novel when she isn't working at her day job in IT.