MD Lachlan – Re-imagining the Legend of the Werewolf

Cover of Wolfsangel by MD Lachlan

Published May 2010 by Gollancz

‘Savage, dark, strange and unpredictable’ – Joe Abercrombie

‘Genuinely strange, eerie, evocative. A classic’ – Adam Roberts

‘A unique take on the werewolf mythos, on the Norse pantheon and on magic itself. An enthralling, mesmerising book’ – Mike Carey

Superior thunderous and full-blooded historical fantasy, broiling and smoking with mystery, beautifully written’  – Graham Joyce

‘A hardcore fantasy epic, mixing Norse saga with brutal violence, uncompromising action and an original take on the werewolf mythology. The intricate plotting had me hooked from the start, and the book ends on a bang that will leave you desperate for more! Now, where can I buy a Moonsword?’  – Andy Remic

‘A fresh take on the werewolf myth that savages your expectations at every turn. Brutal and relentlessly original’ – Chris Wooding

‘Sent chills down my spine. Dark, bloody and dangerous, you can almost smell the sweat and iron coming off the pages. There are a lot of werewolves coming our way this year, but Wolfsangel could well be the standard by which they will be judged for some years to come’ – Stephen Deas

‘A spellbinding and unputdownable fusion of historical and fantasy fiction that is sure to enchant devotees of both genres’ – RJ Ellory

55 Responses to “MD Lachlan – Re-imagining the Legend of the Werewolf”

  1. Matthew says:

    Sorry about the late response to your response but if you look in the upper right hand corner of that page it states the book is not available in the U.S. on Kindle, but I’m willing to wait after all of the reviews I’ve read!

  2. Matthew says:

    Of course it helps to refresh the page -_-. Sorry to waste your time!

  3. Oliver Harper says:

    Randomly Picked out Wolfsangel out of a shelf at my local library down here in NZ, couldn’t put it down and after finishing i was delighted to hear there was another. Is the Norse world you write about mainly factual? just with the story within it.

  4. MDLachlan says:

    Glad you liked it! Ask them to stock Fenrir too! Thanks Oliver, it means a lot to hear that people enjoy my stuff.
    Sorry for such a long time replying – currently changing blogs.

  5. Chris says:

    Two fantastic books. Can’t wait for the next one.

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