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The Runes Trilogy #3
The Wolf at War
This werewolf horror-thriller series concludes with The Wolf at War.
In a worldwide, coordinated attack, werewolves topple governments around the globe. A new Wolf Order takes control, placing humans at the bottom of the hierarchy.
Fractured after the attacks, the Runes family, along with old friends and new friends, continue the fight to stop the werewolves—even as all seems lost.
In a worldwide, coordinated attack, werewolves topple governments around the globe. A new Wolf Order takes control, placing humans at the bottom of the hierarchy.
Fractured after the attacks, the Runes family, along with old friends and new friends, continue the fight to stop the werewolves—even as all seems lost.
282 pages, Kindle Edition
First published December 1, 2015
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About the author
Adrian W. Lilly
11 books49 followersI am the author of The Devil You Know, Red Haze, and The Runes Trilogy (The Wolf at His Door, The Wolf in His Arms, The Wolf at War), Road Trips, and The Moon in Your Eyes. My writing focuses on strong character development and the nuances of fear that build toward horror.
When not writing, I enjoy hiking, biking, canoeing, camping, organic gardening, home canning, and anything else in the realm of sustainable living. I’m a fan of Gothic suspense movies and novels as well as campy 70s and 80s horror flicks.
When not writing, I enjoy hiking, biking, canoeing, camping, organic gardening, home canning, and anything else in the realm of sustainable living. I’m a fan of Gothic suspense movies and novels as well as campy 70s and 80s horror flicks.
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October 28, 2016
Review From AntonySimpson.com:
The Wolf at War is the third and final book in The Runes Trilogy. The first book was The Wolf at His Door, which I reviewed here. The second book was The Wolf in His Arms, which I reviewed here.
The Wolf at War is an exhilarating, entertaining and enjoyable read.
In The Wolf at War Lilly tells the story of a world war between green-eyed werewolf’s and humans. Lilly starts the story differently than the first two books in the series, which somewhat gives away the ending of the war and whom the victors will be.
Alec is an out gay man and werewolf, on the side of The Werewolf Resistance. In The Werewolf Resistance is also his lover Jared, his parents Ilene & Jason, his sister Lucy and other characters that he’s met on his mission to stop the Werewolf’s in the two previous books: The Wolf At His Door and The Wolf in His Arms. Readers whom have read the previous books, will know these characters well. But for readers whom haven’t read the previous books – Lilly missed opportunities to summaries who the characters are and how they had got to where they are.
The plot is fast paced, with plenty of action and has very good description. The plot captivates the reader, pulling them into a world where werewolf’s rule. I literally lost track of time reading this book.
There were a few minor editorial issues, such as missed commas or speech marks, but these inconsequential issues never interfered with the enjoyment of the book.
The Wolf at War is a great read. The reader can read it as a stand alone story, but is guaranteed to enjoy it more if they read the first two books: The Wolf At His Door and The Wolf in His Arms first.
The Wolf at War is the third and final book in The Runes Trilogy. The first book was The Wolf at His Door, which I reviewed here. The second book was The Wolf in His Arms, which I reviewed here.
The Wolf at War is an exhilarating, entertaining and enjoyable read.
In The Wolf at War Lilly tells the story of a world war between green-eyed werewolf’s and humans. Lilly starts the story differently than the first two books in the series, which somewhat gives away the ending of the war and whom the victors will be.
Alec is an out gay man and werewolf, on the side of The Werewolf Resistance. In The Werewolf Resistance is also his lover Jared, his parents Ilene & Jason, his sister Lucy and other characters that he’s met on his mission to stop the Werewolf’s in the two previous books: The Wolf At His Door and The Wolf in His Arms. Readers whom have read the previous books, will know these characters well. But for readers whom haven’t read the previous books – Lilly missed opportunities to summaries who the characters are and how they had got to where they are.
The plot is fast paced, with plenty of action and has very good description. The plot captivates the reader, pulling them into a world where werewolf’s rule. I literally lost track of time reading this book.
There were a few minor editorial issues, such as missed commas or speech marks, but these inconsequential issues never interfered with the enjoyment of the book.
The Wolf at War is a great read. The reader can read it as a stand alone story, but is guaranteed to enjoy it more if they read the first two books: The Wolf At His Door and The Wolf in His Arms first.
July 30, 2018
Absolutely amazing book. Couldn’t put the whole series down!
March 25, 2016
It quickly became apparent with all the different characters in this book that I needed to put the book aside and re-read the previous two books. While I liked the story, my main issue was too many points of views shifting back and forth. If it were not for the previous two books, I would not have felt invested in any of the characters.
Many of the new points of views were either minor characters from the previous novels or new characters. It was too disjointing for me to really find the conclusion entirely satisfactory.
Other than too many points of view, I liked the book.
Many of the new points of views were either minor characters from the previous novels or new characters. It was too disjointing for me to really find the conclusion entirely satisfactory.
Other than too many points of view, I liked the book.
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