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"It's the living you have to be afraid of, not the monsters in     your head."

The second novel in the Kingdom of Durundal series - the gripping Wolf in the Dark.

The prophecy is being fulfilled, yet the Dark Lord and his Disciples continue to grow in strength and numbers.


In the Kingdom of Durundal; hearts can be broken, loved ones lost, thrones burned - but one thing is certain - there will be blood.

Lyall has lived and breathed nightmares since he was fourteen-years-old. He believed he knew every horror and was beyond surprise.

 

He was wrong. 

When General Domitrius Corbulo launches a brutal attack on Castle Dru in Durundal, he slaughters everyone inside.

 

EXCEPT ONE!

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Though two years after finding salvation in a clan, Lyall is one of many captives taken to Ataxata to fight in the Killing Games.

 

However, the man who is training Lyall to fight and kill his comrades, is the same man who attacked and destroyed his ancestral home.

Fuelled with anger and facing certain death, Lyall desperately needs a plan of escape.

SOON


But the only one who can save him and his comrades is locked up in a tower under the pain of death. Can our hero outsmart their captors, or are they simply another victim in the Dark Lord's master plan?

In this age of heroes, what is now has gone before and will rise again.

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Excerpt:
The weather seemed to change within minutes of them standing there. A rough wind brought clouds the colour of granite with sheets of driving rain, while the pallor of the November sky closed in upon the mountains cloaking them in mist and obscuring the moon. And for all the tightly secure windows, there must have been a small crack in one of the panes, because every now and again little tears of rain ran down the inside and collected in pools on the edge of the sill. Somewhere in the distance a wolf howled, Atemisia shivered, the king moistened his dry mouth. The lone wolf was mourning, and it hung like a shroud over the weeping castle.


 

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