Elfin Canine

What if the family waiting to welcome you home wasn't entirely human?

Hubbard Tillman doesn't remember his childhood, his parents, or how he ended up enlisting in the Army. After his service ends, amnesia is still all he has to show for it, so he does the only thing that feels right: he starts driving home. He isn't prepared for what's waiting there.

In the quiet town of Wendel, Hubbard is pulled into a hidden community of self-domesticated werewolves, the Wendeliers, who claim him as one of their own. What unfolds is part adventure, part slice-of-life, and part slow-burn shapeshifter romance, as pack loyalty, old family secrets, and a growing pull toward belonging draw him deeper into a world both dangerous and strangely tender.

What follows is either the most bizarre resurgence of human decency ever recorded, or the slow boiling of a frog, as a man is consumed, heart and soul. Blending paranormal fantasy, psychological suspense, and the raw disorientation of a veteran rebuilding a self he can't remember, Elfin Canine is a sprawling, unconventional story about identity, trauma, and what it really means to belong. Bold, strange, and unflinching, it asks readers to decide for themselves whether Hubbard has found salvation or a beautifully disguised trap.

Perfect for readers who enjoy paranormal fantasy with emotional depth, military and veteran fiction with a supernatural twist, found family stories with a dark edge, and unconventional werewolf lore that breaks from tradition.

Contains mature themes, strong language, and violence. Recommended for adult and mature YA readers.