Anne Wolf’s writing career began with her first scribbling “A TOE” at the age of four on her mother’s dining room wall. She was enthralled with her written work. Her mother, not so much. It was the beginning of Anne's foray into written and spoken language, which led her to study several languages, teaching integrated language arts and history (including ancient cultures and myths) to middle school-aged students. Throughout her career, she wrote several poems, essays, short stories, and picture books. She received a mini-grant from the New York State English Council for her multicultural teaching unit. She still teaches creative writing classes in local communities. She resides in Long Island, NY, with her family. "The Telling" is her debut YA Thriller novel.
What happens when the line between myth and reality blurs?
Neglected by her father after her mother’s homicide, fifteen-year-old Maeve Newell enlists the help of a light witch, a new friend, Sylvie, and her dog, Pooch, to help her unravel the mystery surrounding her mother’s brutal death and get clarity for her recent nightmares, but she’s uncovering disturbingly horrifying truths about her family in the process.
It seems death is on the menu in rural Wren Falls. She needs to confront a vicious ancient Celtic monster, but to do so, she has to understand the meaning behind her terrifying dreams. And time is running out.