King's Man: The Heroes of the North Live On - Viking Trilogy Historical Fiction Book | Epic Viking Saga for Adults, Norse Mythology Lovers & Medieval Adventure Fans | Perfect for Book Clubs & History Enthusiasts
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It is Constantinople in 1035, and Thorgils has become a member of the Varangian lifeguard, where he witnesses the glories of the richest city on earth. He embarks on a campaign launched to recover Sicily from the Saracens. After years of traveling, Thorgils retreats to Sweden, but is eventually summoned again to assist in coordinating William the Conqueror’s invasion of England. In September 1066, a Norse fleet of three hundred ships sails towards England and the battle begins. It is a prophetic dream that makes Thorgils warn the troops of the impending disaster at Stamford Bridge, but even he cannot turn aside what fate has decreed—the end of the Viking world.
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I hardly ever review a book, or books I've read, but feel compelled to do so with the Viking Trilogy. Just prior to reading these books I had read several historical novels of Viking history. As an American of Norwegian and Danish ancestory, I have always been fascinated by my Norse ancestors. The historic novels I had read recently were jam packed full of battles with the hero being a great fighter, etc., etc., and I really enjoyed the reads. So, I was a bit disappointed when I started reading the first book of the trilogy as the main character starts out as a boy and is a boy throughout that book, and there's just not much action. I kept trying to convince myself I was bored with the tale, but realized I didn't want to stop reading, and found that I was really enjoying the history and the culture that was being so interestingly described. When I finished the first book I couldn't wait to get online and order the second book and was so convinced that I ordered the third book at the same time. I was not disappointed. All three books were a great read and I feel I learned more from this trilogy than all of the other Viking/Norse historical novels I've read. I commend Tim Severin for his great story telling ability, he would have been a great skald, and I highly recommend these books for anyone who wants to get a real feel for the culture of that era, while also being entertained by the story.
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