What if one of Christianity's strangest forgotten debates involved werewolves?

In the ninth century, Frankish monk Ratramnous of Corbie explored an extraordinary theological question: if legendary dog-headed beings possessed rational souls, could they become Christians?

Inspired by this little-known historical discussion, Did Werewolves Pursue Early Christianity? imagines a world where ancient Lycans stand at the crossroads of faith, folklore, and history. Blending medieval legend with speculative fiction, Peyton Cottrell II crafts a thought-provoking tale of mysterious forests, forgotten European traditions, and a monk faced with an unprecedented spiritual mission.

As rumors of hidden werewolf communities spread across medieval Europe, Ratramnous must wrestle with questions that challenge the boundaries of humanity, redemption, and belief. Could creatures of legend receive baptism? Could faith bridge the divide between man and beast?

Perfect for readers who enjoy Christian-inspired speculative fiction, medieval mysteries, paranormal folklore, and historical fantasy, this imaginative novella explores one of history's most unusual "what if" scenarios.

Step into a forgotten chapter of legend?where faith meets folklore, and history may be stranger than fiction.