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Betrayal of Mercia by MJ Porter

5 January 2025 By Editor

Londonia, AD835, and the deadly conspiracy against the children of Ealdorman Coenwulf is to be resolved. Those involved have been unmasked and arrested. But will justice prevail? While the court convenes to determine the conspirator’s fate, King Wiglaf’s position is precarious. His wife, Queen Cynethryth, has been implicated in the plot and while Wiglaf must […]

The Last Princess by Ellen Alpsten

7 November 2024 By Editor

Young and beautiful, Gytha Godwinson is the envy of England when her father Harold seizes the country’s crown in early 1066. However, treachery tears her house, her family and everything she holds dear apart. Soon triumph turns to terror as an evil star appears, heralding the end of an era and a new beginning for […]

Eye of the Raven by Tim Hodkinson

7 November 2024 By Editor

For the first time, Einar and the Wolf Coats find themselves divided, on opposing sides in a time of warfare: the Wolf Coats in Ireland, and Einar in the Saxon domains of England. Einar leads a warband for King Aethelstan, but struggles to find acceptance as a Norseman in Saxon lands. Can he truly make […]

Menewood by Nicola Griffith

1 October 2024 By Editor

It’s 7th-century Britain, a land of rival kings and religions poised for epochal change. Hild is no longer the bright child who made a place in Edwin Overking’s court with her seemingly supernatural insight. She is 18, honed and tested, the formidable lady of Elmet, now building her personal stronghold in the valley of Menewood. […]

Arthur by Giles Kristian

6 June 2024 By Editor

Years have passed since the clash of shield-walls echoed across the land. The Saxons are now the lords of Britain. And yet the bards still sing of Arthur — ‘In our darkest time, when we need him most, shall he come again.’ Ageing mercenary Beran has no love of bards’ songs. Nor of people. Unless […]

Enemies of Mercia by MJ Porter

4 April 2024 By Editor

Tamworth, 835. Following Icel’s epic rescue of Lord Coenwulf’s children from their almost certain death, King Wiglaf is forced to call upon Icel’s loyal services once more. Furious that the conspirators behind the audacious move to snatch the children have yet to face justice, he despatches Icel to hunt down the enemy of Mercia and […]

The Sword of Cnut by Griff Hosker

29 March 2024 By Editor

Sven Saxon Sword is now a lord. He rules a small village on the river. He thinks that his service to King Cnut, now that he had helped him to gain the crown, is over. He is wrong. Not only does he have to deal with Norse raiders but he is also summoned to serve […]

The Last Viking by MJ Porter

12 March 2024 By Editor

Jarl Guthrum has been captured after the terrible events in Grantabridge. King Coelwulf knows exactly what he’d like to do to him, but those with calmer heads have other ideas. Baptised and having taken the name of Æthelstan, Guthrum is Mercia’s prisoner, and in the wake of that, Mercia must rebuild. But Jarl Guthrum is […]

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