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| Book Title | In the Realm of the Wolf |
| Series | Drenai Saga |
| Genre | Epic Fantasy / Heroic Fantasy / Sword & Sorcery |
| Author | David A. Gemmell |
| Publisher | Del Rey Books |
| Published | 1998 |
| Pages | 320 |
| Format | Mass Market Paperback |
| Condition Notes |
Pre-owned mass-market paperback with moderate shelf and reading wear. The front cover has edge and corner rubbing, light creasing, and noticeable wear along the spine edge. The back cover shows rubbing, scratches, edge wear, and a small area of surface loss/residue near the lower portion. Page block and binding appear intact. Overall, a solid readable copy with attractive vintage fantasy cover art despite visible cosmetic wear. |
| Condition | Good |
Waylander the Slayer, one of the Drenai’s most feared warriors and assassins, has become a hunted man. A fortune in gold has been placed on his head, but the threat to Waylander is only the beginning.
Alongside his daughter Miriel, a formidable warrior in her own right, Waylander becomes caught in a deadly struggle involving sorcerers, demons, soldiers, and shamans. When father and daughter are separated, each must confront enemies determined to destroy two of the Drenai world’s most dangerous fighters.
Fast-moving, violent, and filled with Gemmell’s trademark themes of courage, redemption, loyalty, and survival, In the Realm of the Wolf continues the story of one of his most memorable characters.
A strong addition to the EugeneBookStore fantasy section, particularly for readers collecting David Gemmell’s interconnected Drenai novels. In the Realm of the Wolf continues the story of Waylander, one of Gemmell’s best-known characters, and combines fast-paced combat with the morally complex heroes that made the author a favorite among classic heroic-fantasy readers.
This older Del Rey paperback edition also has attractive traditional fantasy artwork and works particularly well as part of a larger David Gemmell or Drenai collection.
This edition was published in the U.S. by Del Rey/Ballantine and features cover artwork by Royo. The front cover identifies the novel as “A Drenai Saga Adventure” and notes that it was published in the U.K. as Waylander II.
