Jennifer MacAvoy was about to rip the lid off a secret, a secret that Evan Morris had buried forty years earlier. The journalism student needed one last assignment to complete her studies and this interview with the sixties poet/songwriter would prove to be the ultimate challenge. Evan had departed the music scene almost as quickly as he had arrived and she wanted to know why. At first terrified by his demeanor a determined Jennifer gradually peels away the fa ade. By sifting through his philosophical banter she unravels his story only to discover that indirectly she is a part of his secret. With her research now overshadowed by a more personal journey Jenn copes with the unnerving realization that she herself has been drawn into his world and heart. White Wolf Moon is a character-driven story set in Kamloops, British Columbia. Seen through the eyes of both the sixty-something poet/songwriter and the twenty-year-old student it takes a lighthearted approach to the philosophies and realities of days past and present. Containing serious interviews and wonderfully off-the-wall dialogue White Wolf Moon proves that sixty, like the Sixties, is just a state of mind.