The Hunger of the Wolf

In Stephen Marche's The Hunger of the Wolf, readers are drawn into a gripping exploration of money, morality, and the enduring American Dream through the story of the Wylie family, builders of a multi-billion-dollar empire. The narrative begins with the discovery of Ben Wylie’s body in the Canadian wilderness, prompting Jamie Cabot, the son of the family’s housekeepers, to unravel the mysteries surrounding his death and the dark secrets the Wylie family has kept for generations. Spanning various eras and locations, this genre-bending novel delves into themes of masculinity, familial bonds, and the hidden costs of ambition.