Susan Price is an acclaimed, prize-winning author who won the Carnegie Medal in 1987 with Ghost Drum and the 1998 Guardian Children's Fiction Award for The Sterkarm Handshake. She wrote her first book aged 16 and became a full time writer aged 22. She now has over twenty children's novels to her name and has been described as 'one of the best contemporary writers for children' by Susan Hill in the Daily Telegraph. She likes archery and lives with her partner in the West Midlands.
'The eponymous wolf sisters are fabulous creations, their seduction of the central protagonist, Kenelm, powerful and utterly convincing. The plot is dark and gutsy, definitely not for the faint-hearted.' The Guardian