Raven 3: Odin's Wolves

A thrilling, blood-stirring and blood-soaked Viking adventure from bestselling author Giles Kristian

De: Giles Kristian

Narrado por: Philip Stevens

From Giles Kristian, THE SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLING AUTHOR OF LANCELOT, comes the final spellbinding and breathtaking instalment of the bestselling Raven trilogy. Perfect for fans of Bernard Cornwell, Robert Low and Game of Thrones.

"A great tale that held me spellbound" -- BERNARD CORNWELL

"Giles Kristian spins a viking saga so evocative, so thrilling that no other author can surpass him" -- ***** Reader review

"Bravo again. Odin's Wolves is a masterpiece" -- ***** Reader review

"I simply did not want this book to end, Giles; you should be congratulated for producing a magnificent series and one which has had me glued from start to finish" -- ***** Reader review

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WE LUSTED FOR AN EVEN GREATER PRIZE: ONE THAT CAN NEVER BE LOST OR STOLEN OR BURNT...

Raven and his fellow Vikings have suffered: good men have died; hard-won treasure has been lost. But for these Norsemen, there is something more precious than gold or silver, and that is fame - for this is what a warrior leaves behind when he has breathed his last.

And so the brotherhood sail for Constantinople, the city they call Miklagard. There, it is rumoured, both riches and glory are to be found...

The journey takes them through unknown and dangerous waters - from the wind-whipped marshes of the Camargue to the treachery and faded glory of a once-mighty Rome.

For Raven and the Wolfpack there is a high price to pay for the fame they seek. Miklagard's streets may seem paved with gold, but they also run with blood . . .

Raven: Odin's Wolves is the third title in the Raven trilogy. Have you read Raven: Blood Eye and Raven: Sons of Thunder, the first two titles in the trilogy?

Reseñas de la Crítica

A great tale which held me spellbound (BERNARD CORNWELL)

A masterly achievement, full of blood-drenched battle scenes, yet with tender moments too. Kristian evokes the warriors' stubborn camaraderie and their own strange code

This is a storming, magnificent end to what has been one of the best Viking series of all time. Authentic, bloody, visceral... this is tale-telling at its rip-roaring best (MANDA SCOTT)

Kristian can really write... his battle scenes are bone crunchingly good, his descriptions of the Viking world bright and evocative... a great storyteller (BEN KANE, author of The Forgotten Legion)

An all-action adventure... beautifully told

Odin's Wolves

The performance and narration is very good, but I found the last chapters a little rushed and I wonder when I will get to hear what happened between leaving Mikklagard and Raven's talk of a new enemy as an old man. I await book 4 with anticipation.

first book was good but then it got stale and boring

events got boring from the second book
while the premise was fun and the first book was good then it got to long also too many tike soend on mundane stuff