White Fang

'The wild still lingered in him and the wolf in him merely slept.'
An epic adventure story set at the end of the nineteenth century, White Fang is one of Jack London's most famous novels, renowned for its commercial success and numerous film adaptations.
Born in the unforgiving wilderness of the Yukon Territory of Canada, White Fang, a fierce wolfdog shunned by his adoptive family, fights tooth and nail to survive amongst brutal beasts, wolves and hunter men. But when he's shown unexpected kindness from Weedon Scott, a man who takes White Fang in after rescuing him from a dog-fighting ring, he slowly begins to change. The once ferocious and aggressive White Fang becomes gentler, discovering that loyalty and love can tame even the wildest of hearts. A gripping tale of survival, trust and transformation, White Fang is an American classic for the ages. This audiobook edition is skilfully ready by Nathan Osgood.
Jack London (1846 – 1916) was an American novelist, journalist, short story writer and activist. Known for innovating the science fiction genre, his works were hugely commercially successful at the time of publication and are still widely read to this day.