Wolf Tower Sequence

Wolf Wing

By: Tanith Lee

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Paperback | 13 February 2003 | Edition Number 1

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Free at last, Claidi and Argul are married in a brilliant ceremony, and look forward to their life together. But, nagged by her past, Claidi decides they must return to her birthplace, the House, and rescue her fellow slaves. On arrival they discover that a revolution has taken place, sparked by Claidi's escape. A benign regime is now in charge, headed by the valiant Dengwi. However, during a grand dinner, Dengwi - to her own astonishment - is revealed to be the daughter of a former prince. She departs with Claidi and Argul, summoned by Ironel Novendot of the Wolf Tower. Once with Ironel, the trio are joined by Winter Raven, Venn and Ngarbo. Then Ironel breaks her news: Ustareth, mother of Argul and Venn is alive, and has invited the young people to her new land, Summer. The party, unable to refuse, knows that at the end of their journey waits a woman, the science-sorceress, who has perhaps manipulated each of them since the day they were born...Not only Claidi is asking - what is the answer to the riddle of Ustareth?

Industry Reviews

Tanith Lee restores one's faith in fiction as the expression of imagination and original thought. - The Guardian

LAW OF THE WOLF TOWER: 'The fresh, first person diary captures the confusion and immediacy of adolescence ... Tanith Lee creates alternative societies vividly and sets them in astonishingly visual landscapes.' - The Guardian

LAW OF THE WOLF TOWER: 'A feast for fans of fantasy. For those long winter nights by the fire, this will make compulsive reading.' - The Bookseller

EAST OF MIDNIGHT: 'Tanith Lee creates strange magic worlds full of beautiful landscapes peopled with sorcerers compelled to carry out revolting practices. Yet their problems are human ones and the complex plot of this book should fascinate even sceptical older children.' - British Book News

This is just a delight, from one of the masters of fantasy. One of those books you wish you could read again for the first time. - Armadillo

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