Twee was raised by wolves.
He sleeps lightly. He reads a footprint before he reads a face. He trusts a fire more than a room full of people. At his belt hangs a knife as sharp as a wolf's tooth. For years, the forest asked nothing of him he couldn't give.
The world of men asks for everything else.
Taken in by a band of outlaws who value his skills more than his life, Twee learns that survival among humans is its own kind of wild. Caught by the king's men, he's thrown into a prison wagon and sold into servitude, forced to build a life in a world where instinct alone won't keep him alive.
The Wolf's Tooth is a clean coming-of-age fantasy about a boy who has to survive in the world before he can decide whether he belongs to it.
The wolves taught Twee how to survive. The world of men will test who he becomes.