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Night Of Wolves (2011)

by David Dalglish(Favorite Author)
3.78 of 5 Votes: 4
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English
publisher
Eschaton Press
series
The Paladins
review 1: Jerico's charm lies in his red hair, according to himself. As a Paladin of Ashhur, he fights for light/life/order. As fate would have it he has actually befriended a traditional Ashhurian enemy - a Paladin of Karak. Karak stands for dark/death (non-life)/chaos. Darius thinks his charm lies in his personality. These guys are really supposed to try to kill each other. Instead they are working together for the good of the village they live in and both of them struggle with their consciences because of it.On the other side of the river that is next to the village Durham a clan of wolf-men live (see picture above). Well actually they are wolf-people because there are wolf-women too. The wolf-people are desperate to get away from the Waste (the place where they live). To do so t... morehey will even gather their clans together into a unit led by a wolf-king and try to attack the human side of the river.Both Jerico and Darius are interesting personalities. Their struggles with their beliefs of what they are supposed to be like make for interesting tension in the novel. But the really fun parts come in the action that the wolf-people engender. We all know that I like action and "Night of Wolves" has plenty of it. The tone in the first novel of "The Paladins" is lighter than the tone in "The Weight of Blood". Interesting to see the difference between the two. I like authors who veer from formulas used with one character to try on something new. Good on you Mr. Dalglish.
review 2: This is a good little story. It runs an interesting tale about the faiths of two paladins that follow different gods. There is plenty of action as well, as creatures from the Vile Wedge attempt to cross over the river into human lands to wreak havoc.This book lays some strong foundations for what I hope will be a great series. I really enjoyed the turmoil within as the paladins struggled between faith and a flourishing friendship that has been forbidden by their orders. Will their loyalties prevail when the odds are stacked against them or will they succumb to the strict law of religion? Have a read and find out! less
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Ali
First Free Book I got and read, and Whoa, this was great, I have since gotten this series
alok
Read all the books and found it a great way to spend some time on the different journeys
alia
Reading the omnibus. Will post at the end.
Jasmine
not my kind of book
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