The Wolves and the Lightbringer
A downloadable book
Kylie's been going through a lot of changes recently - being a teenager, transitioning, and drinking a magic potion to transform into a wolf girl - its been a lot to adjust to. Still, things have been settling down into a nice routine for her and her giant wolf best friend Asalya. Until a young healer named Naomi comes sprinting toward them, a destructive beast of pure shadow chasing right after her! Although it seems hard for a dark magically-cursed wolf girl and a light magic cleric to make friends, Kylie becomes determined to help Naomi on her quest and bring her home safely!
Set in the same world as Wolf Girl Convincing, The Wolves and the Lightbringer is written in the hopes both readers of the first book and newcomers can enjoy it! Full of both high stakes action and heart-wrenching drama, I hope you enjoy reading about these kids as much as I've enjoyed writing about them!
(content warnings contain minor spoilers)
CONTENT WARNINGS: Mortal peril, drowning, freezing, bodily injury: deep cuts, broken bones, lost teeth (all in minimal details), parental neglect, abuse, fire, aggressive animals, forced unconsciousness, attempted forced detransition (SPOILERS: all unsuccessful)
Cover art by Josie Siino! (Twitter: @DragonGirlJosie)
(Note: the .epub version might still have some conversion issues. If you find any major ones please let me know and I'll see what I can do about it!)
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Development log
- New Epub Version and Price ReductionJul 07, 2020
- Fixed the purchase buttons!Jul 06, 2020
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Kylie and Naomi are very cute together. Here's to many more years of happy travels!
It's nice to get more development of the world around Rodehills.
And the rest of my comments are spoilers :)
I don't see a purchase button?
Sorry! I just straight-up did a bad job setting up the page. Should be fixed now!
So. "Conversion issues" may be underselling it. Try "major OCR errors such as missing letters".
You should be able to open the .epub like a .zip file, edit the words inside, and zip it back up.
(Reading the PDF version on my phone instead for now, the words per line is more than I'd like (for a phone) but still tolerable.)
Ill take a look at fixing it
Made some adjustments though a different converter (wasn't able to open up the epub though). The chapter formatting has some added blank spaces but I think this version fixed the missing letters