Legend of Lone Wolf series

[rangerbanks]

Does anyone know where I can currently buy a copy of the Legend of Lone Wolf series of books. I read that someone mentioned an e-book version of them, which as a last resort I would probably be willing to do but I would prefer the paper versions. I have pretty much all of the books that I could ever get in the US back when they were still being printed but when they stopped being available I pretty much stopped looking. Now I am in the mood to read more of them since I have learned that there were a few more that were written that I never got the chance to get. My first Lone Wolf book ever was #11, didn't know what it was before then. This was over 10 years ago now, but I liked it so much I got the rest of them starting with #1 so I could do them all in order. I also got the Grey Star World of Lone Wolf books, the Magnamund companion, and the first few Legend of Lone Wolf books (up through Hunting Wolf). I only went through the Legacy of Vashna in the gamebooks as that was the last one I could find. If anyone knows where I can get the other Legacy of Lone Wolf books (and yes I have read some of the opinions that they aren't spectacular from some of the readers out there but I still would like to have the opportunity to read them) I would love to find out where I can get them from. Thank for the info and sorry about the really long post.

[nigthhunter]

The Advanced Book Exchange

There you could find them, you can try E-Bay and other like priceminister.

[rangerbanks]

Thanks for the info, I had checked ebay earlier and couldn't find any on there. I did check the link that was just posted and at first was discouraged that it was only the first few of the Legends series because I already have those. The very last page of listings did have some of the newer ones but I don't think I can justify paying the $50 and up prices for them. I want to read them, just not That bad. I will continue to check around to see if I can find them somewhere else for a more reasonable price. Thanks

[HuntingWolf]

Hmmm... named for me I bet. As I AM the one TRUE HuntingWolf.

[HuntingWolf]

My mum bought me numbers 3 and 4 of the Legends series online, and I just got them today.

[sebjarel]

Try Amazon. I recently found The Rotting Land for a stupendously cheap price. It was in good nick as well. I prefer the second hand section of Amazon to Ebay. Bidding is too hit and miss sometimes.

[HuntingWolf]

Yeah. Man, I'm reading the 3rd book and Captain Kelman is freaking funny. "By the intestines and belly of Naar!"

[jardek]

Yeah, pity he dies and turns into a zombie.

That'll teach him to beat me at chess.

[darktalon]

The e-book version isn't available anymore because some wazzock was selling burned CDs on eBay.

[HuntingWolf]

Yeah, but I got in contact with Paul Barnett, and he is gonna send me some free copies as soon as he gets DSL..... though I can't figure out why he hasn't gotten it already...

[kuthixo]

i'm very confused by this series. i want to own more of the books.. but i can't figure out how "Tides of Treachery" listed as book 3 by amazon (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0425125513/103-6057124-8672612?v=glance&n=283155)

fits in to the list from en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lone_Wolf#Novels

Legends of Lone Wolf
(author: John Grant - nom de plume of Paul Barnett)

• Eclipse of the Kai
  
• The Dark Door Opens (based on 'Flight from the Dark')
  
• The Sword of the Sun (based on 'Fire on the Water')
  
• Hunting Wolf (based on 'The Caverns of Kalte')
  
• The Claws of Helgedad
  
• The Sacrifice of Ruanon (based on 'The Chasm of Doom')
  
• The Birthplace (based on 'Shadow on the Sand')
  
• The Book of the Magnakai (based on 'Shadow on the Sand')
  
• The Tellings
  
• The Lorestone of Varetta (based on 'The Kingdoms of Terror')
  
• The Secret of Kazan-Oud (based on 'Castle Death')
  
• The Rotting Land (based on 'The Jungle of Horrors')
  

[Black Cat]

That's because book 2 or 3 (I don't remember which one) was splitted into two books for the US market. Someone that knows more about the series will tell you which book was splitted, but I can already recommand you to buy the UK version: you'll pay just one book instead of two and you'll find the same story in it!

[darktalon]

The Sword of the Sun (based on FotW as the list said) was split into pre- and post-Ragadorn. No idea why.

[HuntingWolf]

Ask the book's company. They made Joe and Paul do it. Bastards...

[North Star]

Well, this is America for you. They're probably the same people that buggered up the GM series so badly. I now have complete copies of both the UK and US books 1-20 and, it has to be said, that the UK versions are universally better quality, larger, more colourful and (in the case of the GM books) not abridged!