Author Steven W. Krull has just completed his historic wildlife trilogy with the release his historic fiction romantic adventure novel, The War On Wildlife, now available on Amazon!
Author Takes a Stand for Iconic Western Wildlife
Category: novels
Author Chronicles Colorado Wolves
Learn the history of the Colorado wolf reintroduction through the eyes of Steven W. Krull's exciting fictional characters in a gripping tale of daring and suspense, in his latest release, The War On Wildlife!
New Release: The War On Wildlife eBook Available Now
I can't believe I'm even writing this, but the third in my historical fiction / romantic adventure series, The War On Wildlife has no been published. The eBook version is now available for purchase on my Amazon Author Page, and the paperback copy will be coming out soon!
Betrayal on Elk Creek
Episode Sixteen of my serial novel The War on Wildlife, has now been published and available for your reading enjoyment
The Fashion Show
I'm pleased to announce that Episode Fifteen - The Fashion Show, of my serial novel The War on Wildlife, has been published and is now available for your free reading enjoyment!
Romantic Adventure Trilogy
Introducing my romantic wildlife adventure trilogy, including Spirit of the Wolf, Thundering Hooves, and The War On Wildlife.
New Episode, Elk Creek Evidence
I'm pleased to announce that Episode Fourteen - Elk Creek Evidence, is now available for your free reading enjoyment!
The War On Wildlife Episode Thirteen
Bonus Episode, due to the Superbowl next weekend. Since this is an off week, I have decided to publish Episode Thirteen - The Photoshoot, a week early!
Trouble At Elk Creek
I'm pleased to announce that Episode Twelve - Trouble At Elk Creek of my serial novel The War on WIldlife, has been published and is now ready for your free reading enjoyment!
Happy Winter Solstice 2025
Today is the day when the sun reaches it's southernmost position in the sky, and begins the journey north in it's march to summer. Of course the sun is not moving around in the sky, but the solstice is "the shortest day of the year, marking the official start of winter, and happens because Earth's tilted axis points farthest away from the sun in one hemisphere."
Colorado Nature Photographer / Author | Steven W. Krull 