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** ''Wolfish Nature'' (1999). [[What If|What if]] humans had evolved from dogs instead of apes? Not even human, as we understand the term. Centuries ago, they have altered their genes to neutralize their most innate wolfish instinct - to hunt, to kill, to taste blood. However, it looks like not everyone was "corrected". The predators are hiding in the wild, but the agents, who are natural-born hunters, are following the scent of those exhibiting the their "wolfish nature".

** ''The Beast in Each of Us'' (2000). [[Exactly What It Says Onon the Tin|There's a beast in all of us]]. In dog-humans, in wolf-humans. What makes a human a human? We think, therefore - we are. Thus, we are human, even if we aren't like humans. Or does the thought, sooner or later, give way, unable to fight the primeval instinct of a predator? What then? What happens when the beast in each of us breaks free?