Books with author James W. 1804-1859 Alexander

Trouble was one of three pups, born in the middle of winter.His mother 'Black Girl' cared for her whelps, away from the pack Alpha female. In a den chosen for the security it would offer her new off spring.Trouble learnt the raw facts of life, which Alpha Predators needed to know, for survival.At roughly three months of age a traumatic event occurred in his life. This event brought him in contact with man.Taylor Harris, would be instrumental in the young wolfs survival.Providing for Troubles growth and welfare, he was determined Trouble would stay Wild.Eventually Trouble would accept man, but never relinquish his desire to be free.Events would combine, which offered the chance for Trouble, to reach for the destiny he had been ordained for by nature.Trouble and others of his kind would, create a dynasty. A dynasty as powerful as any other predator on earth.Troubles story is one of sorrow, elation and natures grand plan, for all that live on Planet Earth.Trouble and the wilderness are as one, when predator and prey, need each other for robust survival.Trouble is one of natures miracles. One often misunderstood, but never the less one that makes us all realise what a marvellous world we live in.Trouble teaches us all, that life here on earth is, shared by many life forms, big and small.Trouble will wrench at your heart. But he will also show the way, that man can live in harmony with nature.

The story in this novel, begins at the time of Troubles birth and follows his life until its inevitable conclusion, upon his death. An Alpha predator, he was always destined to roam free. However, a catastrophic event intervened, and Troubles existence changed in the interim. The novel looks at the world and life in general, through Troubles own eyes and his complex thoughts. Nature can turn up many things. It can be cruel, harsh, unrelenting, but also sometimes, kind and enchanting. Troubles story is a real insight into natures heart, and what it demands of all creatures, which live on this planet we all call Earth.

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