Sage Knight Books

Werewolf stories: pack politics, seers, and gods at war.

Heat level: Starry Wolf is spice 2.5, mostly closed door with one open-door scene. Frozen War is spice 0, focused on violence, death, and grief. See the content notes for details.

Starry Wolf, Amantes de los Lobos Series, by Sage Knight, book cover with a woman in a moonlit forest and two wolves

Starry Wolf

An Amantes de los Lobos World Book · Destiny calls, and no one is safe

There is nothing simple when it comes to politics and werewolves. Delancy Lyell was called to her destiny as the Oracle of Amantes de los Lobos’ European branch leader. Her visions revealed a darker and more dangerous world than anything she could have imagined. Her life as a werewolf seer changes everything from her previous life, twisted into a dangerous world where every move could end in disaster.

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Frozen War by Sage Knight, book cover: a warrior woman with a spear beside a black wolf under a full moon

Frozen War

She died protecting her pack. That was supposed to be the end.

When Hel — goddess of the dead, daughter of Loki — turns Estella’s own mate into a mindless killing machine, Estella dies fighting to save the wolves she was born to lead. It should have been over.

Instead, she wakes up in a goddess’s debt.

Freya has remade her into something new: faster, colder, harder to kill — a weapon built to do what an alpha alone never could. Now Estella has to raise an army out of whatever’s left: shattered packs, orphaned survivors, and a growling wall of muscle named Ben, who died the same night she did and came back just as changed. Together they have to find the one relic strong enough to break Hel’s hold before every wolf on earth becomes another soldier in her army — including the ones Estella loves most.

Every pack she saves comes at a price. Every wolf she can’t reach in time is a face she’ll see when she closes her eyes. And the closer she gets to Hel, the more she has to face the truth: some of the monsters she’ll have to fight still have the people she lost buried somewhere inside them.

She can’t save everyone. She’s going to try anyway.


About Sage Knight

Sage Knight writes stories where the wolf is never far from the surface — pack loyalty, primal pull, and romance with teeth. She lives in the desert Southwest with her husband and a household of tailless cats who’d never admit to being outranked by anything, wolf or otherwise. When she’s not writing, she’s hiding from the sun as a redhead who burns approximately on contact.