Wolves of the Gods (The Timuras Trilogy)

Allan Cole

ISBN 10: 0843959150 / ISBN 13: 9780843959154

Published by Cosmos, 2008

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paperback book, reprint 1/08, Condition is like new, a beautiful book (see scans).WRAPPED IN PLASTIC BAG TO PROTECT CONDITION OF BOOK.We have other titles in this genre in stock and give discounts in shipping on additional books, please contact us for more iinformation**. SUMMARY - A nameless evil stalks the land, preying on all that lives, human and demon alike. Only one man has the power to stem the ravening tide: Safar Timura, the greatest wizard of the age, whose matchless magic once raised 'raj Protarus to the throne of all Esmir--and then, when the king turned tyrant, destroyed him. Now Safar is done with the deadly intrigues of courts and kings. But when a brutal murder smashes the solitude of his mountain hideaway, Safar must lead his people on a desperate trek to safety--a perilous journey to fabled, far-off Syrapis, guided only by a magical vision and the words of a sorcerer long dead. And close at their heels evil follows like a rapacious wolf: Iraj Protarus. For the King of Kings has returned from the dead, hideously transformed and thirsting for Safar's blood.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Wolves of the Gods (The Timuras Trilogy)
• Publisher: Cosmos
• Publication Date: 2008
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0843959150
• ISBN 13: 9780843959154
• Binding: Soft cover
• Illustrator: Elson, Peter (art)
• Edition: Reprint
• Condition: New
• Seller catalogs:
  • Mystery/Suspense/Murder
  • Science Fction/ Fantasy
  • Fiction

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Synopsis

The wizard Safar Timura must lead the people to Esmir to safety while being hunted by a nameless evil and the risen-from-the-dead Iraj Protarus who is seeking revenge. Reprint.

From the Publisher

After years of traditional quest fantasy, I've gotten a bit tired of the same old same old. So when Allan Cole turned in his outline for the Timura trilogy, which began with Wizard of the Winds and continues with Wolves of the Gods, I was thrilled. It swept me right back to the days when I devoured books such as Mary Renault's The King Must Die, and although I hardly ever edit fantasy, I just had to sign up this series. A vast world, great magic, neat characters, and thoroughly nasty villain--what more could I ask to make work feel like a vacation?
                        --Shelly Shapiro, Executive Editor