by Justin Hill · PAMIES · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788417683702
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The year is 1016. England is ablaze. Danish Viking armies besiege the great city of Lundenburh, ravaging the entire country. King Ethelred lies dying, and his beloved England dies with him. The kingdoms of Mercia, Wessex, and Northumbria teeter on the brink of great changes. Godwin of Wessex, a Saxon aristocrat, bears the weight of witnessing such horror and is destined to become one of the greatest warriors of his country. When Ethelred's son, Edmund, ascends to the throne, determined to destroy the Danes, he makes Godwin his right-hand man and chief advisor. Godwin will cross fields, frozen forests, and misty swamps, raising monks, peasants, and shepherds against the Viking invader. Godwin and Edmund will repel, with great courage and tenacity, the attack of the ruthless Danes in three great battles. But an old enemy, the treacherous Earl Eadric, awaits the opportune moment to betray them…
