The prolific author, former park naturalist and wolf interpreter has turned his focus inward, a memoir that also includes stories of moose, a grizzly bear and wolves. Billings Gazette
In his long-awaited memoir, McIntyre offers valuable lessons about wolves and our relationships with wildlife. . . McIntyre is a master at seamlessly weaving the latest science into fascinating new stories about wolves. Marc Bekoff, Psychology Today
Whether youre a devoted wolf enthusiast or just appreciate great storytelling, this book offers a rare chance to experience the raw ecosystem through an experts eyes. Outside Bozeman
"A combination of amusing anecdotes and thoughtful interpretation of animal behavior should inspire readers to take a look at their local wildlife, even if its a tad tamer. A contented life on the edge of the wild." Kirkus Reviews
"For decades, Rick McIntyre has been telling us the story of Yellowstones wolves. Now at last he tells us his own story: a rewarding account of an enigmatic man who has dedicated his life to a misunderstood species. Thanks to Rick, the world understands wolves a bit better, which makes this a tale of a life well-lived." Nate Blakeslee, author of American Wolf
I thought I knew Rick McIntyre, but there are many surprises here and, of course, the storytelling is, as usual, top notch. Douglas W. Smith, former senior wildlife biologist and project leader for the Yellowstone Gray Wolf Restoration Project
"The stories Rick McIntyre tells build bridges and change minds to make the world a better place for both people and wolves." Lucy Cooke, author of Bitch: On the Female of the Species
