The Shadow Beyond the Tundra | A Story of Vayren, the Ghost Fox
The Shadow Beyond the Tundra is a quiet but pivotal chapter in the Seekers of the Wide series. In this frozen fragment of the journey, Rousseau and Matisse follow Vayren—an arctic fox who may be ghost, memory, or something older—across a stretch of tundra so still it forgets sound.
Vayren does not leave footprints. He does not speak. But he leads them to a place that remembers them before they arrive. Beneath the weight of ancient snow and silence, they find the doorway to something deeper: a forgotten hollow, a fire that never burned, and a being who does not judge—only watches.
The Stag, part bear and part myth, stands beneath the ice. He is not the end of the road. He is the question before the next step.
This chapter is not loud. It’s not fast. But it changes everything.
And when the snow lifts, the seekers are no longer the same.
The Rat with Backup
Rousseau may have been the smallest at the park, but she wasn’t alone. When one bark turned tense, two German Shepherds reminded everyone that this little “rat” had backup.
The Echo of the Forgotten River | A Seekers of the Wild Adventure
In a canyon long silenced by time, Rousseau and Matisse follow the echo of a forgotten river—one that sings only to those willing to listen. Guided by whispers, memory, and a winged companion named Tikka, they awaken what nature itself has nearly forgotten.
The Secret of the Old Growth Forest | A Magical Pet Adventure Story with Rousseau & Matisse
Join Rousseau, the fearless rat terrier, and Matisse, the wise German Shepherd, on a thrilling journey through the ancient old-growth forest. Discover the Guardians, unravel mysteries, and become part of a timeless legend. Read now!
The Dog Who Remembered – A Haunting Tale of Memory and Mystery
Rousseau had never seen the lighthouse before, yet she knew it. Something deep in her bones told her she had been here, long ago. As the wind howled and a ghostly figure emerged from the mist, the small rat terrier realized—some memories never fade, not even across lifetimes.