Books in the series Wolf by Wolf

Wolf by Wolf is a gripping alternate history thriller set in a world where the Axis powers won World War II. The story follows Yael, a seventeen-year-old death camp survivor who has been chemically altered with the ability to skin-shift. Now a member of the resistance, Yael enters the Axis Tour—a grueling cross-continental motorcycle race from Berlin to Tokyo. Her mission is simple but deadly: win the race and get close enough to the Fuhrer to assassinate him. This high-stakes adventure is perfect for readers who love intense historical fiction with a speculative twist.

Ideal for fans of The Man in the High Castle or The Hunger Games, this novel blends heart-pounding action with a deeply emotional exploration of trauma and identity. As Yael races against other elite riders, she must confront her past and the ghosts of the people she has lost. It is a great choice for older teens who enjoy complex world-building, strong female protagonists, and stories that challenge the status quo. Parents will appreciate the historical context and the powerful message of resilience in the face of overwhelming evil.

Highlights:

• A unique alternate history setting that reimagines the post-WWII world.
• A powerful, skin-shifting protagonist driven by justice and survival.
• High-octane motorcycle racing across diverse and dangerous landscapes.
• Deeply moving themes of memory, identity, and the cost of war.

Blood for Blood is the heart-pounding conclusion to Ryan Graudin's acclaimed Wolf by Wolf duology. Set in a chilling alternate 1950s where the Axis powers won World War II, this novel follows Yael, a skinshifter and death camp survivor who has just committed the ultimate act of resistance. Now on the run in enemy territory, Yael and her comrades must navigate a world of dark secrets and deadly consequences. This high-stakes thriller is perfect for children and teens who love intense historical fiction mixed with speculative elements and pulse-pounding action.

Ideal for readers interested in complex moral dilemmas and survival stories, this book explores the heavy cost of war and the power of love in the face of tyranny. As Yael's past and future collide, she must decide how far she is willing to go to secure a better future. It is a great choice for fans of The Hunger Games or The Book Thief who are looking for a more mature, cinematic reading experience that blends history with science fiction.

Highlights:

• A gripping alternate history setting that reimagines the post-WWII era.
• A powerful female protagonist with unique skinshifting abilities.
• High-stakes action, political intrigue, and a touch of slow-burn romance.
• Thought-provoking themes of identity, justice, and the scars of the past.