Dawn of the Deadly Fang

FITTING IN AT A NEW SCHOOL IS HARD...
WHEN YOU’RE NOT HUMAN ANYMORE
A mysterious plague is sweeping across the Great Plains, one that grants the ability to shapeshift—but with it comes an insatiable hunger for fresh meat.

Sixteen-year-old Mia is Infected, but she’s a special case. Thanks to a strange genetic mutation, she not only has abilities other werewolves don’t possess, her blood might be the key to a vaccine.

For Mia and many of the Infected, shapeshifting is a curse. Others, the Bad Dogs, revel in their new powers. For them, humans no longer belong at the top of the food chain. The Bad Dogs don’t want any vaccine, and they have a plan to end human dominance forever.

Organized, powerful, and relentless, they’re willing to do anything for their cause—like abducting a busload of Mia's classmates.

Mia must enlist the help of her teenage werewolf pack in a desperate gamble to rescue her friends, maybe even save the world.

If you love stories with plucky teenage heroes, wild chase scenes, and the fate of the world hanging in balance, you'll love DAWN OF THE DEADLY FANG!

(T. James Logan is the YA fiction pen name of Travis Heermann.)



T. James Logan writes a lot of different kinds of things, from science fiction, fantasy, and horror to working on roleplaying games and screenplays. In his persona as T. James Logan, he loves to recapture bits of childhood, those times when a glimpse of a werewolf on television kept him up at night, those times when crushes were crushing, and those moments of youthful exuberance when the world was all possibilities.


He lives in Denver, Colorado, with his family, plus a dog and a cat, neither of which are lycanthropes—at least he’s pretty sure.