Having withdrawn from the world for a reason, wanting to be alone, trying all he can to keep people at bay, having gone through too much already, Jake finds himself to have set up camp in the jungle, when he notices a girl running through it. As bad as the situation was that she was running from, she instantly formed an attachment to her rescuer, being something that Jake tried to avoid, but he finds her growing on him. He risks it all to help free her friend, who was still being held captive, only to find out that while he infiltrated an enemy camp in order to free her, he wasn't alone.

Wilderness survival, intense emotions, and crushing loss, mark the events that The Wilderness Song consists of. Will jake be able to resist forming an attachment to the beautiful Gabriella, and free her friend? Will he ever find his sons? Or will the jungle simply swallow him up?

The Wilderness Song, by John Lonewolf, will have you on the edge of your seat to the very last page.