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I loved this book! The plot twist had me laughing sometimes, and yelling nooooo as my listened in my car. Other drivers probably thought I was crazy. I hope there are more books to come. I’m not ready to be finished with these characters!

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Outstanding

Narration, story and series are simply outstanding! I’ve enjoyed this series immensely. Well done Mr. Nelson.

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A roaring good yarn!

Well done plot and interesting twists and turns. The characters were well developed and the author resisted making them predictable. The series seems to be pretty good and historically accurate. I particularly liked the old Norse poetry, at the beginning of each chapter. You can almost see the campfire burning and the wind whistling outside.. as the poems are chanted.
If you like a Viking stories...these are hard to beat.

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Brilliant

Unusually ,this excellent author of historical novels actually bothers to include a story in between the battles and bloodshed and maintains a continuing narrative within the series. As with all great books I feel bereaved by separation from the now familiar characters and I'm keen to read the next instalment !