Varangian - Books 3-4

Stuart G. Yates

Sinopsis

Books 3-4 in 'Varangian', a series of historical novels by Stuart G. Yates, now available in one volume!
 
Origins: Harald Hardrada is determined to claim Norway's crown. Danger follows him like a close friend, and on the arduous journey home, he reflects on his life of adventure and war. His wits and skills in combat have served him well, but will they be enough to fend off the revenge of his enemies?
 
Destiny: It seems that all of Harald's ambitions have been fulfilled, until he receives a visit from Tostig Godwinson. If Harald could seize the throne of England, Tostig could become Earl of the North. Meanwhile, Andreas has his heart set on revenge. Against the backdrop of the struggle for the throne of England, this story of death and destiny comes together on the blood-soaked fields of battle.

Disponible desde: 27/03/2024.

Longitud de impresión: 602 páginas.

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