Évike is a village outcast: the only one without magic, and from a Yeluhi bloodline. So when Woodsman come to collect a pagan woman to sacrifice to the kingdom, Évike is the obvious choice. However, en route to the palace, she and the Woodsman are attacked, slaughtering everyone but Évike and the cold, one-eyed captain. But Gáspár is hiding something, and the two form an unlikely, dangerous pact…

Inspired by Hungarian and Jewish mythology—but don’t be fooled, this is no fairy-tale. The Wolf and the Woodsman is at times brutal and grim, set upon a backdrop of cultural and religious tension.