What's the name of the Book with the woman whose followed by an big wolf?

[Kagama-the Literaturevixen]

This might be The Better to Hold You by Alisa Sheckley.

[Christine]

It's sounds,similar but the,book I'm talking about is older but this book sounds good something I'll definitely look into :) thanks though if you have any other suggestions please let me know

[Christine]

I read it back earlier in the 2000's and i think it might've been published in the late 90's early 2000's

[Lobstergirl, au gratin]

Christine, are you still looking for this book?

[Christine]

yes! can you help me?

[Lobstergirl, au gratin]

I have no idea what this book is but if you bump the thread every 30-60 days you will get more people looking at it.

[Christine]

how do you do that?

[Kate]

Type "bump" or anything you want in the comment box. Then your thread moves to the top of the list and everyone gets another reminder you're looking for the book.

[Aerulan]

Through Wolf's Eyes by Jane Lindskold?
You don't say what genre the book you're looking for is. That one is a fantasy.

[Michele]

Christine, can you give any more information? Is she followed by a real wolf, or a werewolf, or...? Is she followed just once or repeatedly? Is this romance, adventure, science fiction...? When did you read it (what year)? At the time you read it, was it a new book or an older book?

[Mac]

Does the wolf talk? that would rule out half the books i'm thinking of. Is there other wolves or just the one?

[Lobstergirl, au gratin]

It's hard to know what was in the original post. Some information may have been lost.

[Michele]

Godforsaken?

[Meg]

Could it be Through Wolf's Eyes by Jane Lindskold

[Ann aka Iftcan]

Through Wolf's Eyes for Meg's click.

[Jesse]

I remember there being something like that in Wild Magic.

[[deleted user]]

"Lure of the Dark" by Sarah Sargent had a picture of a young woman standing in front of a wolf on the cover.

[Scott]

There was something like this in War for the Oaks, I think.

[Mir]

Scott wrote: "There was something like this in War for the Oaks, I think."

That was a large dog, or rather a phouka (a fairy creature that can take the shape of a dog or man). It talked to the heroine, whose name was Eddi, and chased her through Minneapolis at night. Any of that sound familiar, Christine?