Prince of Wolves

For elven pathfinder Varian Jeggare and his devil-blooded assistant Radovan, things are rarely as they seem. Yet not even the notorious crime-solving duo is prepared for what they find when a search for a missing pathfinder takes them into the mist-shrouded mountains of gothic Ustalav. Beset on all sides by noble intrigue, mysterious locals, and the deadly creatures of the night, Varian and Radovan must use both sword and spell to track the strange rumors to their source and uncover a secret of unimaginable proportions. But it'll take more than merely solving the mystery to finish this job, for a shadowy figure has taken note of the pair's investigations, and is set on making sure neither man gets out of Ustalav alive.

From fan-favorite author Dave Gross comes a new fantastical mystery set in the award-winning world of the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game.

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Wish I had read it earlier

being tired of werewolf stories I avoided this book until recently. I was pleasantly surprised and wish I had picked it up earlier. that being said I read this after a few other Dave Gross novels with Varian Jagarea and Radovan, and I had no issues with reading them out of order. The narrator did an awesome job of making the characters stand apart from one another.

surprisingly delightful

I picked this book purely because I just started playing pathfinder recently, and I think I have exhausted the current available selection of 20+ hour fantasy books for a single credit. my experience with tie-in novels so far has been underwhelming. they tend to be kind of corny in my mind, and not terribly well written.

this book is not that kind of tie-in novel. Gross's characters really feel alive, interesting, and fun. especially when Boehmer is narrating them (he is replaced later on, unfortunately). The story itself is mature without being over-the-top, and the mysteries are legitimately compelling. great book. i'd have enjoyed it even if i didn't know a thing about pathfinder.

a fop and a scoundrel go on an adventure

the two main characters of a fussy nobleman and his down to earth bodyguard are just so much fun to go through. its an engrossing story and the characters have lots of depth.

Pretty good story, but kinda mean

The story overall was good, but there was some pretty rude depictions of handicapped people by the narrating characters, and the opinion doesn't change throughout the story.

Fantastic!

Paul Boehmer does an amazing job portraying the two main characters. Definitely a good read!