Dark Frontiers: War Journals

Blood Wolves of the Ardennes

De: Robby "Jed" Raines

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

December, 1944. The Ardennes Forest.

The war has turned.
The cold has set in.
And something in the woods is hunting men.

When Easy Company is pushed to the breaking point during the Battle of the Bulge, a specialized unit known only as the Nightmare Hunters is sent into the frozen dark to investigate reports no command structure is willing to put into writing.

Men torn apart without gunfire.
Patrols vanishing without a trace.
Tracks that don’t belong to any known enemy.

At the center of it all is Sergeant Jed Raines—a man who walks into the woods alone when others won’t, and a Hunter who knows that not everything wearing a uniform is human.

But what they find in the Ardennes is more than a weapon.
More than an experiment.

It is something controlled.
Something ancient.
And it is learning.

As the line begins to collapse and the forest closes in, Jed and the Hunters will be forced into a fight that pushes them beyond the limits of flesh, faith, and survival itself.

Because this time…

they are not the only ones hunting.

The past explains future.

Wow, finding some of the past experiences explains some of the future experiences.Makes many things understandable and opens my mind to want more , wow what a story ! Robby is really showing his stuff and getting even better.

outstanding story

The writer took us on a ride that was an isolated war of chess during a ww2 trench warfare setting. Excellent choices and maintaining the integrity, banter and fierceness of the hunters make this an outstanding read. Hats off to Robby