As an avid Bridge and Mahjong player, I was continually being frustrated by these thought-provoking games that require four people to play them.

Finding four friends with an enthusiasm for any game is difficult enough, let alone finding four with the available time to come together and play one.

So, as with countless others, I found myself playing solitaire Bridge on my Smartphone, and as time passed by, becoming less and less enthusiastic about the game.

Then, after a weekend visit with my wise Uncle Ren, my childhood mentor on the rules and strategies of Poker, I was inspired to create a smart and challenging trump style card game that could be played using only two players.

A few weeks later, while enjoying a lazy, sunny afternoon on the west coast of Vancouver Island, the Little Wolf card game took its first steps.

It didn't take long for my wife and I to become addicted to our new game. We played Little Wolf for over a year while we fine tuned (argued over) the rules, and we experimented with using three or four players whenever my sister was over to visit.

My wife finally convinced me that it was my obligation to share Little Wolf with other card game enthusiasts, and since my wife is always right, I sat down and created the official Little Wolf playing cards, and then penned the official game rules, compiled from the pages of notes we had amassed during our fine tuning arguments.

I began sharing Little Wolf with my card playing family and friends, and the feedback was so tremendously positive that I was compelled to share Little Wolf with everyone who is interested in playing a fun, challenging two player trump style card game.

I sincerely hope that you will enjoy playing Little Wolf as much as we do, and that our game continues to delight you for many, many years to come.

Oh, and you can blame my wife for The Worm!