Wolves Run: a Little Color (Volume 4)

Years have past since Ellie's wolves gathered her up in the sick woods. Wolves Run has become home and her wolves run free. They also speak English. Now, Ellie has become part wolf because of her connection to Nonny, personal wolf and companion. They have bridged what few humans can ever expect from their pets and perhaps this is too close. Almost losing him, Ellie and Nonny begin to realize the connection is too intimate for a human. Finding Charlie's studio and prolific art begins a journey into color. The oceans, the rocks, the storms all scream color. Marty, Ellie's new husband and former SIS agent, finds that he can paint again. Art leads this journey. Lives are opened to danger and the Manor is at risk. Rude rocks, giggling dolphins and snow leopard cubs play their part in a never-ending journey with Ellie, WolfMaster of the Run. Lovejoy’s organic ability to converse with her wolves lies at the heart of this series. As time passes, and the pack swells to over eighty members, her character exults in their companionship and support. It sure helps that they speak English. The landscape of the Run and characterization of her humans, develop expertly in the pages. This sixty-something heroine still runs daily with her wolves. There is a quality of refusing to grow up in her new life; why should she? Conflicts, personal grief, never persuade her to give up, to stop loving each being. Some say that she isn’t a lady; this is Lovejoy’s character, Ellie. Her personal wolf, Nonny, Alpha of the pack, grows tirelessly. Add a little fantasy, humor and continually changing scenes and you have Wolves Run, the series.