B.O. Wolf (2026)

B.O. Wolf is a dual-timeline series that interweaves the epic of Beowulf with life in the 1980s. A monster stalks the halls of a middle school, a relentless bully tormenting a group of kids who escape into the fantasy world of their role-playing adventures. But as the game begins to mirror their lives, they’ll need a hero of their own. Blending myth and modern reality, the series explores how courage, imagination, and resistance endure.

The epic battle between Beowulf and Grendel comes to a thrilling close, mirrored by a tense showdown in 1980s Wisconsin. As a group of kids face a real-life bully, their fantasy game suddenly feels all too real. This action-packed conclusion explores bravery, friendship, and standing up to fear, showing readers that heroes can emerge in any world.

Grendel’s Mother rises from her ancient lair, consumed by vengeance and fury. In the modern world, G. Rendel’s mother seeks revenge on the children and their families through her brother, Ignatius Drake, the town’s primary employer. Evil takes many forms, and B.O. Wolf and his friends must learn that some monsters can only be defeated by standing together against fear and corruption.