Drenai Sagas In the Realm of the Wolf, Book 5, (Paperback)

from Hannible

Good read. Entertaining characters take the reader on a well written adventure. The only drawback is David Gemmell could have went more in depth with the story to make it longer.

from Karlstar

As Gemmell has done several times, he once again returns to the life of a hero when he is older - this time Wayland the Slayer. Wayland never really was much of a hero, more of an assassin, but now...

from librisissimo

Substance: Waylander has "retired" for some 10 years, but after the death of his second wife devotes himself to caring for her twin daughters. Unexpectedly, someone puts a price on his head and for...

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No one does reformed warriors now living quietly with their family in the woods or hills, only to have them return to battle to defeat a ruthless enemy, quite like David Gemmell. Waylander II is a ...

from SonicQuack

Set ten years after the original Waylander, this tale is best read in sequence of the Drenai novels to best understand the history of the warring nations. That said, Waylander II is a self-containe...