Due to the overwhelming response to his evening talk, international bestseller John Gwynne will now join us for a daytime signing!

Due to the overwhelming response to his evening talk event at Deansgate, we are excited to announce that international bestseller John Gwynne will now join us for ticketed, daytime signing!

John will be sigining copies of his new book The Wolves of War, the blockbuster opening novel in a new epic fantasy saga. The signing begins at 4pm, and is a separate event to his sold-out evening talk on the same day.

Terms & Conditions

Tickets in this listing are valid for John's 4pm signing ONLY, and will not be accepted as admission to his talk later in the day.

The queue opens at 3:30pm and will be formed on a first come, first served basis.

Each ticketholder can get up to 2 books signed by John, but only one will be dedicated/personalised.

Please be prepared to queue, and if you need to, make sure you bring plenty of water and snacks in case you are queuing for a long time.

We advise those with accessibility requirements to get in touch with us in advance by emailing events.manchester@waterstones.com, to let us know how we can support your visit.

About The Wolves of War

The Clans once lived freely, honouring their gods and traditions. Then the northern invaders unleashed a tide of blood and fire. Now the Clans are a conquered people.Ivan cares not for wars or kings. His only concern is the safety of his family, especially his daughter Halia, whom he would protect with his life. Halia has been trapped in her own body since birth, yet at night she has dreams of running with wolves and speaking with fae creatures of the forest. Many believe her cursed, but Halia's awakening powers may be the only way she and her family can survive the coming storm.

For the wolves of war are stalking the horizon. Two princes have become mortal enemies, and an iron-toothed witch haunts the shadows. As mighty nations clash, Halia must master her strange magic to protect those she loves. To do so, she must accept a terrifying truth.

Sometimes, the only way through the darkness is to embrace it.

About the author

JOHN GWYNNE studied and lectured at Brighton University. He's played double bass in a rock 'n' roll band and travelled the USA and Canada. He is married with four children and lives in Eastbourne, where he is part of a Viking re-enactment group. When not writing, he can often be found standing in a shield wall with his three sons about him.

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