Customer Reviews

The Curse of Naar: Lone Wolf, Book 20

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The Lone Wolf series are great books, I have been reading them since 1993. I have all 20 of them and I have read them all more than once, they are fun to read and play. The only thing is I never heard of the 21st book being released and its been about 3 years since this book has been released.

I love this and all LW books - I have virtually all of them (except #22 - 25). I loved this book -going onto the plain of darkness was pretty wild. If any of my Kai bretheren need any help or advice on getting any of the LW books: 1-28 or others, please email me with your requst at: e4rogers@hotmail.com andI'll help as best as I can. -Davvi

i must say, this is best book ever in the Lone Wolf series.all the series culminating in a awesome showdown with Naar.i have books 1 to 25.anyone who know how can i get my hands on the rest of the series please inform me.e-mail rhyolite@singnet.com.sg

I used to read these books in the mid to late 80s, and had stopped buying them at a certain point when I thought the series had ended. Now 20+ years later, I purchased this book having seen that the series did indeed continue. The first thing I noticed is that they are written better than they used to be, meaning the author's vocabulary seems to have expanded and more geared toward young teen/young mature readers. These books are fun, but they just don't have that appeal that they used to. I didn't realize they had such a following, this book was expensive, I believe I paid about $25 for a book with a $3.50 cover price, lol. This series was bigger in England? I think. Idk, if the book was $3.50 I'd reccomend it to people into fantasy and D&D books, but I would not recommend paying out the nose for it, as the only value it really has is sentimental value, imo.

I have been reading and collecting the Lone Wolf series since Flight from the Dark was first released. To date I have not been disappointed with any of the books and constantly await the next in the series.

I have been reading the lone wolf books four about 2 years and have books 1-20 now.Ithought the curse of naar was a very good book and i can't wait for book 21

A clash of the Titans awaits you in the throne hall of Naar. The conclusion to the Grand Master sub-series, The Curse of Naar is indeed one of Joe Dever's greatest works. From the terrible Plane of Darkness, where the evil demoness Shamath plots revenge upon her archenemy Avarvae to the Dragon realm of Huan'Zhor, to the final battle in Dazganon, the throne hall of the God of Darkness, adventure jumps and leaps out in the astounding drawings and text as you travel between dimensions and realms of darkness. Can you avoid a titanic subterranean monster a million times larger than you, the swarms of Muntaag, the Lords of Decay, and the vengeful spirits all of your defeated foes, and in the meantime gather three treasures that will unlock the gate to Magnamund's salvation: the Moonstone? Buy the book and you won't be disappointed! So obviously it's a two thumbs up for the latest book in the Lone Wolf series

I found the book to be quite enjoyable. When I first picked it up, I found that I couldn't put it down. It was well written and the illustrations were life-like. Joe Dever's writing style is fabulous. The way he writes fills me with suspence in that I always want to turn to the next section number. The sections usually end with something like " before you can do that, something happens that fills your heart with terror!" I always wonder, "What is happening, I've got to find out!" Brian Williams' illustrations are well done. They way the characters are drawn, it seems that he dedicated a lot of time to his work. I highly reccomend reading this book. Chances are, once you read one, you just might read them all!

American economics and trade screw everything up. Abridged books (espically the Lone Wolf kind) should be sins punashable by eternal damnation. These Grand Master books just aren't the same as the previous unaltered adventures. However, The Curse of Naar is the most thrilling of the series. I only wish I could get my hands on the UNABRIGED version...

I Have every Lone wolf Book except this one. The lonewolf series, the highwayman series, the greystar series etc. But I am looking for a copy of this book. IF anyone has it. PLease call me collect! I am willing to pay for shipping and the cost of the book. my Name is Toby Gross and my number is 843-863-7658 until 7pm EST then it is 843-696-1995. PLease Call!! Thank you all. And may Kai and Ishir look over you!