Sons of the Wolf is back!!!
Sons of the Wolf:
So, Sons of the Wolf is back on kindle, with a new look cover and a new edit. It's totally awesome! And I'm so very proud!
Not that the original was not great, as you can see from my reviews, but its now more polished and I just love the new cover from Dave Slaney and thank you to Charlie Kirkpatrick who drew the horseman for me.
The authenticity of the Horseman was very important to me, and Mr Kirkpatrick has drawn Wulfhere perfectly.
For those of you who don't know what the book is about, it is the first in a series of books that are set in the 11thc in the years leading up to the Norman Conquest. It follows the fortune of Wulfhere of Horstede, an 11thc Sussex thegn, and the trials and tribulations of his family as they struggle to cope with the bloodfeud between their father and his neighbour, Helghi of Gorde.
Their lives are entwined with the politics and events of the times and along the way we meet characters such as Harold Godwinson and his bickering brothers, his Lady Edith Swanneck and the ineffectual king, Edward, who would rather go hunting than sit in council with his nobles.
Intrigue is abound at the court of the Confessor and when the recalcitrant Earl Alfgar insults the king, he is exiled which will inevitably drag Wulfhere into a terrible battle with the Welsh their Irish-Norse allies.
But although Wulfhere fights for his life on the battlefield, he soon comes to realise that the enemy is closer to home, sinister and shadowy, and far more dangerous than any war.
I hope that those of you who have marked Sons of the Wolf to read will check out this new version that will be available to download from tomorrow and now if you want to preorder it. myBook.to/SoWpre
So, Sons of the Wolf is back on kindle, with a new look cover and a new edit. It's totally awesome! And I'm so very proud!
Not that the original was not great, as you can see from my reviews, but its now more polished and I just love the new cover from Dave Slaney and thank you to Charlie Kirkpatrick who drew the horseman for me.
The authenticity of the Horseman was very important to me, and Mr Kirkpatrick has drawn Wulfhere perfectly.
For those of you who don't know what the book is about, it is the first in a series of books that are set in the 11thc in the years leading up to the Norman Conquest. It follows the fortune of Wulfhere of Horstede, an 11thc Sussex thegn, and the trials and tribulations of his family as they struggle to cope with the bloodfeud between their father and his neighbour, Helghi of Gorde.
Their lives are entwined with the politics and events of the times and along the way we meet characters such as Harold Godwinson and his bickering brothers, his Lady Edith Swanneck and the ineffectual king, Edward, who would rather go hunting than sit in council with his nobles.
Intrigue is abound at the court of the Confessor and when the recalcitrant Earl Alfgar insults the king, he is exiled which will inevitably drag Wulfhere into a terrible battle with the Welsh their Irish-Norse allies.
But although Wulfhere fights for his life on the battlefield, he soon comes to realise that the enemy is closer to home, sinister and shadowy, and far more dangerous than any war.
I hope that those of you who have marked Sons of the Wolf to read will check out this new version that will be available to download from tomorrow and now if you want to preorder it. myBook.to/SoWpre
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