title: Cry Wolf: A psychological thriller
author:  Julie Davey 
description: Writing and teaching writing classes have been Julie Davey's life's work. She writes for magazines, newspapers and her work appears on several online sites. As a college writing professor, she has always advised her students to "write about what you know". She practices what she preaches. In Cry Wolf, Julie's love of nature and her affection for animals combine in the compelling story of four individuals from extremely varied backgrounds who choose to leave mainstream life and settle in the remote mountains of Montana, hoping to erase deep psychological scars from traumatic life experiences. The healing power of nature plays a significant role as do animals, both wild and domesticated ones. Cry Wolf, her fourth book, also contains autobiographical overtones. A former journalist for a Texas newspapers, like Laura the reporter in Cry Wolf, Julie often ignored physical perils when investigating possible criminal behavior in the sparsely inhabited mountains of Northern Mexico. She has also probed into spine-chilling crimes alongside police officers like Cry Wolf's deputy sheriff Duane. Ironically, some of the most implausible events in Cry Wolf, ones that some readers might dismiss out of hand as fiction, were actually witnessed by Julie when she and her parents befriended an eccentric couple living with a dozen wolves inside a remote mountain cabin. Characters in this psychological mystery struggle to find answers to complex questions: Can some individuals unexpectely connect on an undefined emotional level with one another and with animals? Can well-meaning people who live with wild animals ever completely trust or tame them? Does great personal tragedy permanently eliminate one's objectivity? As a two-time cancer survivor whose mother, father and brother all died from the disease, Julie has had to face her own tragic events and either deal with them or be psychologically immobilized. She chose to teach others how to write about their experiences, and her second published book "Writing for Wellness: A Prescription for Healing" came as a result of 10 years of teaching writing to cancer patients and their family members.
zlib_text: LETHAL WOLF
  White Wolves
  
  JULIE K. COHEN
  Julie K. Cohen
  
  LETHAL WOLF
  He’s a predator. A wolf shifter destined to rule…
  Slater’s enemies chained him, tortured him.
  Sophia defied their rules, sacrificed herself for him.
  Now his wolf has her scent.
  She’s his to protect, to seduce, to blood-bond.
  He’ll give up his pack for her,
  Kill for her,
  Commit the ultimate sin for her.
  She will never be anyone’s prey ever again.
  Fight Hard. Love Harder.
  Lethal Wolf is a wolf shifter, stand alone romance with steamy scenes, heartache, redemption, and a
  very happy-ever-after.
  
  LETHAL WOLF
  Copyright © 2020 by JULIE K. COHEN
  This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, institutions, organizations, agencies, places, events, locales, and incidents are
  either the product of the author’s imagination or are used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead,
  businesses, institutions, organizations, agencies, places, events, or locales is entirely coincidental.
  All right