Book 1
The Glass Forest
A stray pup crosses the Frost-Line and finds the pack that may save her or cast her out.
Emberwolves by Hazel Mann
For kids who tore through Warrior Cats and are ready for volcanic valleys, rival wolf packs, old laws, and young heroes with everything to prove.
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Emberwolves Book 1 is available now on Amazon.
Book 1
Rime is a stray pup from the frozen Wastes with a dangerous secret: she can steal heat. When the Iron-Vein pack takes her in, she must earn a place among wolves who fear what she is before the last warm valley begins to fail.
Reading order
One connected wolf-pack saga for ages 10-14: friendship, exile, pack law, secret fire, old enemies, and a valley fighting to stay warm.
Book 1
A stray pup crosses the Frost-Line and finds the pack that may save her or cast her out.
Book 2
The law tightens, old claims return, and belonging becomes a dangerous promise.
Book 3
The mountain's heat has a memory, and every pack wants a different truth.
Book 4
A sealed path opens toward colder territory and a secret buried under ice.
Book 5
The packs reach the edge of safety, where loyalty must hold or break.
Book 6
Old warmth, new fear, and a choice that changes the valley's future.
Book 7
Winter stretches farther than any wolf expected, and courage must last.
Book 8
The cold finds the cracks in every den, every oath, and every friendship.
Book 9
The valley reaches its hardest season, and the young wolves must answer it.
Book 10
The trail moves beyond the old border, carrying grief, hope, and a new song.
Book 11
When the final defense is drawn, even young wolves must choose where to stand.
Book 12
A changed valley, a changed pack, and the first steps after the long cold.
The world
The Emberwolves live in a volcanic valley where heat means survival and every border has a story. Iron-Vein wolves hold to hard law. River-Singers remember what others forget. Sun-Chasers follow the light. The Skrael wait beyond the safe trails.
For grown-ups
Emberwolves is written for ages 10-14: clean, fast-moving animal fantasy with real stakes, pack conflict, courage, fear, betrayal, friendship, and choices that matter. It is a natural next pick for kids who love clan-style animal adventures and want a fresh wolf-centered world.
About Hazel Mann
Hazel Mann writes gritty, bingeable middle grade wolf fantasy about young heroes, dangerous trails, rival packs, and the uneasy work of belonging.
Her stories are for readers who want adventure with mud on its paws and fire in its heart.