At the age of just sixteen, Karin has been entrusted by his tribe to trek to a neighbouring settlement, on a mission to offer to pool food reserves for what threatens to be a bleak and severe winter. On the trail, he meets Peric, a boy of his own age, coincidentally on the same mission for his tribe, the Brezecs. The two boys become firm friends and allies.

A story of bloody battles, wolf hunts and growing up, The Wolf Hunters follows the lives of Karin, Peric and their siblings as they strive to find love and happiness within a tribal community in prehistoric Norway. At the mercy of marauding wolves and a vicious rival tribe, Karin is faced with his biggest challenge yet: leading the tribes downstream to find ‘The Big Water’, a legendary land of plenty. If they can find it, their lives and the lives of future generations will be secured, but does it really exist?

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Len McCabe was born and raised in the North East of England, where he still lives and is enjoying life with his five children and six grandchildren living close by. He studied at the local Catholic grammar school and subsequently had a successful career in engineering sales management as well as a period as a professional entertainer, where he shared a stage with Englebert Humperdinck, Bob Monkhouse and other big names during the booming night club era.

He has always had a passionate interest in writing and, encouraged by his family, Len wrote a short story, which was published in Northern Tales. This wasn’t enough for them and they urged him to finish a novel which had laid dormant for a while. His novel, The Wolf Hunters was completed in a year.

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