title: In the Realm of the Wolf (Drenai Tales, Book 5)
author:  David Gemmell 
description: David Gemmell is so committed to his work that he's offered to leap naked out of an airplane if it would appeal to readers. We haven't taken him up on the offer. However, David has also acknowledged that three of his major influences were Louis Lamour, J.R.R. Tolkien, and Stan Lee. Tolkien wrote back, Lamour passed away before David had any opportunity to contact him, and Stan Lee lived thousands of miles away from David's British home. One out of three wasn't bad, but it could be improved upon.<br /><br />We were at the San Diego ComicCon, rustling up new readers, and David had just finished a two-hour continuous signing. A friend of mine spotted a familiar face, so I excused myself and darted away, returning a few moments later to say, "David Gemmell, I'd like you to meet Stan Lee." A tall, ruddy, and normally poised individual, David was struck speechless. Here was the man who, through his Marvel Comics stories, had reinvented the relationship between heroes and villains, forever blurring the barriers between good and evil. Before long the two fantasists were chatting away happily. Stan's wife, Joan, being British, was especially gracious to the London-born Gemmell. And Stan quickly demanded an autographed copy of LEGEND.<br /><br />David's a dynamic storyteller. His lands live and breathe. His heroes are mighty swordsmen, ax-wielders, and post-apocalyptic adventurers. In their prime they were the best in the business, but in David's tales, they've often passed their prime, so all they really want is peace and quiet. But life (and the author) aren't that kind, and these heroes are forced out of retirement, forced to face bloody hordes of the undead, armies from Hell. Worse, his heroes are generally saddled with young, green heroes. (Nothing drives you crazy more than a cocky kid.) But they overcome, and the cocky kids become heroes, too. This is great reading.<br />--Steve Saffel, Senior Editor
zlib_text: Table of Contents
  Preview of Eris and theWolf The WOLVES OF THE DAEDALUS: BOOK 2
  Kara
  Davien
  Preview of Eris and theWolf The WOLVES OF THE DAEDALUS: BOOK 2
  Afterword
  About the Author
  Alien Warrior Romance
  Also by Emma Gale
  
  GIVEN TO THE WOLF
  THE WOLVES OF THE DAEDALUS: BOOK 1
  
  ELIN WYN
  
  CONTENTS
  1.
  Kara
  2.
  Davien
  3.
  Kara
  4.
  Davien
  5.
  Kara
  6.
  Davien
  7.
  Kara
  8.
  Davien
  9.
  Kara
  10. Davien
  11. Kara
  12. Davien
  13. Kara
  14. Davien
  15. Kara
  16. Davien
  17. Kara
  18. Davien
  19. Kara
  20. Davien
  21. Kara
  Preview of Eris and theWolf The WOLVES OF THE DAEDALUS: BOOK 2
  Afterword
  About the Author
  Alien Warrior Romance
  Also by Emma Gale
  
  I
  K A RA
  t was all Juda’s fault.
  I kicked him out of my bed three weeks ago for cheating on me, but apparently he
  wasn’t done screwing me over.
  I crouched low on the roof of the abandoned gambling den across the street from Sary’s “general
  store” and cursed the limp-dicked bastard all over again.
  There wasn’t a lot of traffic at this time of day. Not that that meant muc