Lupus Rex by John Carter Cash

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Lupus Rex by John Carter Cash is a fantasy novel that explores themes of power, survival, and leadership in a world ruled by animals. The story begins with the death of the crow king, leading to a struggle among his rival sons—Sintus, Milus, and Nascus—to claim the throne. Meanwhile, the quail Isyl, Cormo, and Harlequin attempt to escape the chaos, but the forest soon becomes a dangerous battleground.

As the crows turn against each other, the last wolf, Asmod, emerges from isolation and begins to raise an army to seize control of the kingdom. The novel follows Isyl and his friends as they embark on an epic journey, forming an unlikely alliance to ensure the survival of the lesser animals.

The book is written in a mythic and poetic style, blending elements of adventure, allegory, and animal hierarchy. It is recommended for readers aged 8 to 12 years and spans 288 pages.