Kazan, blagorodnyi volk - KERVUD DZh.

"The novels of the Canadian writer James Kerwood are part of the Gold Foundation of Adventure Literature. Like Jack London's stories, Kerwood's works describe the harsh everyday life of humans and animals in North America. Kerwood - an unsurpassed master, able to reveal the complex inner world of the animal, look at the world through his eyes. Surprising fates are not only in people. The story of this beast is more fascinating than any adventure novel. His name was Kazan, which means wild dog. He is merciless to enemies, any animal in the forest is afraid of his sharp fangs. In his veins, the blood of a freedom-loving wolf mingled with the blood of a devoted dog. The call of the ancestors-wolves and faithful friend, Grey Wolf, carried Kazan into the forest wilds; dog's devotion imperiously attracted to man. What will be stronger - the call of a blind girlfriend or the memory of a light female hand, affectionately stroking its thick hair?"