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War of the Wolf
- The Last Kingdom Series, Book 11
- Narrated by: Matt Bates
- Series: The Last Kingdom Series, Book 11
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Publisher's Summary
The 11th book in the epic and best-selling series that has gripped millions.
A hero will be forged from this broken land. As seen on Netflix and BBC around the world.
Lord Uhtred of Bebbanburg knows that peace is far from reach. Though he has won the battle for his ancestral home, rebellion looms in Mercia and invading Norsemen appear at every turn. With the country in turmoil, Uhtred comes face to face with King Skoll, a violent Norseman leading an army of úlfheðinn, or wolf warriors, hellbent on seizing a kingdom – and killing any in his path. Surrounded and outnumbered by new enemies, Uhtred must call on all his skill and courage to survive and prevent his beloved Northumbria from falling to the Viking hordes.
Critic Reviews
"Excellent...Cornwell is masterly." (The Times)
"There can surely be no better writer of historical dramas than Bernard Cornwell." (Daily Express)
"Tight plotting, vivid action...great." (Independent)
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- keith
- 09-06-2020
the saga continues!
Still loving uhtred! awesome series. easily in my top 3 favourites. well done Bernard
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- Joshua R.
- 09-04-2019
The story continues
Another great addition to the story. Performance continues to define the characters exceptionally. Only wish the same voice actor had read all the books from the start. regardless, I highly recommend this book in the series.
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- Richard
- 01-02-2019
Fantastic
As far as I am concerned, this book is an excellent example of the very best an audio book can be. The narration is the best I have heard, the performance is amazing. At times I thought there must be more than one narrator the different voices were that good. And the story is up to Cornwell's high standard, it is excellent. This series gets better and better.
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- Anonymous User
- 24-01-2019
excellent book as usual
great read, and the voice acting was excellent as usual. great series and very exciting to listen to
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- Sci-fi reader
- 09-01-2019
Great
I love this series the way it describes fights and battles is always amazing, not to mention the court intrigue that keeps continue to change events
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- Grant
- 14-12-2018
The black sheep
Love these books, how they are written and read. This one was great but not as amazing as the rest.
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- Anonymous User
- 18-11-2018
Saga rolls on
BC continues the Last Kingdom series with this great addition to the saga. Love the story, characters, dialogue and the brilliant narration. Looking forward to the nrxt book already.
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- Aaron
- 29-10-2018
War of the wolf
One of the greatest writers. Loving the story line, both my son (Aged 14) and I thoroughly enjoy the saga! It’s great bonding while taking through the books story! Keep up the good work Bernard Cornwell. Regards, Aaron Brice
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- Anonymous User
- 10-10-2018
And the Saga continues :)
I pre-ordered this audiobook because I love the series so much. Matt Bates has given an amazing performance, changing his voice every now and then to emphasise different characters. Definitely worth listening to! I am already looking forward to the next one in this series and I hope I don’t have to wait for another a year like this one.
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- Cecil webb
- 15-09-2020
RIVALS GAME OF THRONES!!
I absolutely love The Last Kingdom series & I cannot get enough! Intense Funny Historical
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- Renae
- 04-09-2020
B. Cornwell Never Disappoints!
The final battle of this novel is perfectly described as the author goes back and forth between Uhtred's memory of the battle and his responses to a young Christian poet priest. Minor characters' valor surprise readers and villains' dastardly exploits repel us. Excellent. Descriptive. Fun.
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- Nuggets
- 04-01-2020
Great
I loved the book and the series as a whole, but what I liked most was the anecdote by the author. Was a touch of class on his part.
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- Rufus
- 15-02-2019
The King without a crown... I absolutely love it.
I am raving for more Uhtred, Lord of Bebbanburg the King without the Crown. The most gripping battle between shield wall and fortress rocked me. AND a masterfully executed twist right at the end. Can't wait for the next book.
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- Nathan
- 17-12-2018
Another great Uhtred story
Any long time reader of Bernard Cornwell's books know the quality of story they will receive from this book. I found this book brought out a lot more emotion in me then previous stories with some tough moments to listen to. Matt Bates does another stellar job reprising the role of Uhtred.
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- Stonedog
- 23-10-2018
Good addition to the series
An enjoyable addition to Uthred's continuing story of the birth of England. A good warm up for the upcomin Netflixs drama.
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- Euan Thomson
- 15-10-2018
Continuation of Excellence
First introduced to Bernard Cornwell when I was stuck in a rainstorn in Papua New Guinea. Read the first Sharpes book in a day. Since then I have read every book Cornwell has written - even the romances. But ......I do think that the Utred series is the best Love them and always get excited when I see a new one on the horizon. Thanks Bernard
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- Amazon Customer
- 26-10-2018
Audible got this very wrong
Although a great story, the opening started at Chapter 7 or 8 and the second half of the book played first, with the ending in the middle of the recording. Not what I expect from Audible and to be frank, it ruined a good book and story. Audible at fault not Bernard Cornwell.
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- Anonymous User
- 06-10-2018
When is the next one coming??!!!
I have been waiting with bated breath for the latest addition to this outstanding series and in all honesty I could not put this down. As with all the previous instalments this one leaves you wanting more, brilliant again from Bernard Cornwell.
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- It's not me
- 16-10-2018
Just dragging it out
Story feels below par from a much loved author. The hero is getting a bit old for all this
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- Nicola Esler
- 23-10-2018
a bit dissapointing
didn't think it as good as the others in the series. Narration was excellent though and the mad bishop hilarious 😂
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- Dai pp. Sandy
- 23-09-2019
He does it again!
As with all Bernard Cornwall books a superb read and Matt Bates does it brilliantley
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- Vicky Poole
- 05-09-2019
perfect as always. never fails to keep me enthrall
absolutely fantastic as always absolutely love Bernard cormwell Ang his enthralling novels. excellent read x
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- Rob Roy
- 31-08-2019
Tale of Uhtred continues to engross and enthrall.
To my mind Bernard Cornwall is peerless in Historical fiction, and this series is my favourite. I wonder why I left it so long to read the latest instalment of Uhtred's saga - but as soon as I started reading and listening I knew I would not get much done until I finished. If you have enjoyed the previous books this one will not disappoint - and if you have not, you should, though you would do well to start with the first book not this one which is no. eleven methinks. Bring on no. twelve! The narration is top-notch in the audiobook!
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- S. M. O'callaghan
- 07-08-2019
Good solid Bernard Cornwell
As ever a good solid Bernard Cornwell novel that’s excellently narrated by Matt Bates A little predictable to Cornwell fans but still well worth the listen
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- Nana
- 22-07-2019
Bernard Cornwell does not disappoint
Saxon England brought to life with a mature less macho Uhtred still conflicted by his religion and his loyalties fights on. I loved every minute
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- Mrs Christine Blakemore
- 05-10-2018
A book you can not stop reading until you get to the end.
The pace of the War of the Wolf is fast and furious. You can not put it down as you have to find out what will happen next. You are swept along with Uhtred, feeling his frustration with the situation he finds himself in, the limitation that his advancing age has on his strength and speed and his pain at the death of his daughter. I was expecting that while one of his warriors disappears early on in the final battle, that he would turn up later and have some important consequence and was pleased to be right. Good triumphs over evil and the reader draws a breath of relief. But then you realise it’s a long wait until the next instalment.
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