Follow the rise of the Sirtis Wolven in this spin-off from A Plague of Wolves.

The Sirtis clan are doing great things...

After a narrow escape from a forced marriage, ably assisted by Barnabas Locke and Judith Watson in A Plague of Wolves, Aradia and Tybor Sirtis finally break free of Wolven feral law and begin an idyllic life together. But lurking unseen in the background, there are other, ancient clans, who watch from the darkness with envious eyes.

By adopting the lame and the abandoned from other clans, engaging with humans, and disregarding every Wolven law imaginable, the young and inexperienced Aradia suddenly becomes mother to a large and unruly clan that poses a threat both to itself, and to any other clan around her.

Orla Fáelad, the immensely powerful, all knowing, and semi-mythical Wolven queen, is the least impressed of all. For two thousand years her family have ruled over the land, and she's not about to let that change without a fight.

And, as it happens, fighting is something that Orla is particularly good at.

The Clan of the Lame by Lucas Pencarrow is suitable for young adults of 12 years and above.