Red deer terrian · Senator
Hart Redfern
The first herbivore ever to sit in the Senate, and the one the Greats would most like to see fail.
The series
Anthroterra: this is the land of terrians
In the world of Anthroterra, a land where animal-human hybrids known as ‘terrians’ coexist, intricate societal dynamics and deep-rooted conflicts shape the lives and destinies of its inhabitants. This series navigates the complex interplay of power, identity, and loyalty across nations.
Central to this saga are Hart Redfern, a groundbreaking herbivore senator, and Lupus Greyfang, a figure with a tumultuous past that intertwines with Anthroterra’s political landscape. As Hart grapples with the escalating tensions among influential factions across the nation, Lupus’s history reveals layers of struggles and alliances, casting a shadow on the present.
The novel
Men of Terra
Hart Redfern, a red deer terrian, breaks new ground as the first herbivore senator in a landscape traditionally dominated by carnivores, particularly challenging the authority of the prestigious carnivore packs known as the Greats. His election signifies a seismic shift in the power dynamics of a society grappling with deeply entrenched prejudices and complex inter-species relationships.
As Hart navigates the treacherous waters of his new role, he confronts not only the external challenges of his groundbreaking position but also the internal turmoil stemming from his past, particularly his relationship with Lupus, a figure entwined with his own history and the larger narrative of their world.
Amidst the backdrop of rising tensions among influential factions, Hart’s journey becomes a catalyst for change, challenging the status quo and sparking a storm of conflict that tests his resolve, identity, and the very fabric of the society he aims to transform.
Content advisoryViolence · Mild Language · Mild Nudity
Main characters
The senator and his guard
Black wolf terrian · Guard
Lupus Greyfang
Hart's former guardian, now his official guard — a wolf whose own past is bound up with the country's politics.
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