The king of Dunbardain has a wolf pup that he has raised as a companion, despite the fact that wolves are routinely killed outside the city, or are brought into the city to die in the fighting pits. But when there is a string of murders inside the castle, questions begin to be asked about the true nature of the King’s wolf. This story was dark, and had an effective air of menace and suspicion to parts of it, which I really liked; there were a few twists that I saw coming and a few that I didn’t.