Margie and Wolf: Wolf Has Gone

By Lynette Collins

Book 11 Wolf Has Gone will be the last book in the Margie and Wolf series for now! This book is about realising that letting go, sometimes can be scary? But with true friendship, letting go is not forever.

I hope you have enjoyed spending four beautiful seasons from the year 1906 with Margie, Wolf and all their friends...

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris AU
• Release date: Apr 16, 2019
• ISBN: 9781796002430

Lynette Collins

Lynette Collins loves to write stories that light up children’s imaginations. She spends her free time making them into books for children, in the hope that the readers will enjoy her characters as much as she enjoys creating them.

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Copyright © 2019 by Lynette Collins.

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Wolf Has Gone

Margie knew Wolf had longed to be with his pack for quite some time now, but Margie was still a bit shocked that Wolf had really gone. Wolf and Margie had been together for so long. Margie didn’t know how to live without Wolf, but she knew he had to find his own roots and where he truly belonged. That meant Wolf would have to go away to find that part of his own destiny, whether or not his destiny would one day lead him back to Margie.

Margie got herself up and started to make her way back to her tribe to let them know that Wolf had gone with his pack and may never return. When Margie got back to the beach she saw her uncle Wallaroo was there. He was her mother’s brother who spent most of his life alone. Wallaroo would always go walkabout for months on end. The tribe hadn’t seen him for many seasons. He had come back to take Jasper walkabout and teach Jasper all he would need to know about the Australian bush to survive.

This was important, as one day Jasper would be the chief of his tribe. Then, he