WINTER WOLVES BY DAN JONES

The year 1346 is drawing to a close. The Battle of Crécy has become history, and the battlefield has cooled down, although blood still flows hot. Loveday's troop, scarred by war, faces the challenge of surviving the coming winter. In a world where loyalty is a scarce commodity and the promises of leaders prove empty, dogs must turn into wolves to survive.

• Realistic depiction of medieval conflict
• Engaging plot full of twists and turns
• Continuation of the story of the mercenary troop
• Brutal realities of life in the 14th century
• Intriguing mystery of the traitor in the ranks
• Dynamic descriptions of battles and sieges

Winter Wolves is the middle volume of Dan Jones' trilogy, the author of the bestsellers The Crusaders, The Templars, and The Plantagenets. Jones continues the story of the mercenary troop, showing their struggle in a brutal and ruthless medieval world. The reader is drawn into a whirlwind of intrigue, battles, and personal dramas that shape the fate of the characters.

The novel is set during the siege of Calais, where the English army is trying to break the city's resistance. Loveday's troop, weakened and disappointed, must find a way to survive the winter and avoid destruction. In the background, a struggle for power and influence is raging, and a mysterious traitor is plotting intrigues that could destroy everything the heroes have achieved.

Jones recreates the realities of life in the 14th century with extraordinary precision, showing the brutality of war, the poverty, and the diseases that plagued society at the time. At the same time, the author does not forget the human emotions and relationships that connect the characters. Readers can follow the fate of Loveday and his companions, cheering them on in their fight for survival and justice.

Winter Wolves is a must-read for all lovers of historical novels who appreciate realistic and engaging stories. The book transports the reader to distant times, allowing them to feel the atmosphere of the Middle Ages and understand the motivations of the characters. It is a story about loyalty, betrayal, survival, and hope in a world full of dangers. The novel has 400 pages and was published in a hardcover format of 243x164 mm by Horyzont Publishing House in 2025.