Here’s a running list of my book promotions, and links to the places you can get the deals. I’ll keep this updated as new promotions go live:
Writing historical fiction often presents difficulties. In my most recent book, Sigurd’s Swords, one of those challenges was understanding the place called Novgorod.
This week we look at another influential character in the life and times of Hakon the Good: Jarl Tore Ragnvaldsson or Jarl Tore “the Silent” of More.
You may have noticed my recent social posts in which I quote various stanzas from a poem. The poem is called “The Saga of King Olaf” and it was written by poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
Great news! The fifth and final book in my series about Olaf Tryggvason – Vengeance of the Damned – is now available .
I am happy to announce that my third novel, War King, has just released in audiobook format. Find out how you can win a free copy in this post.
There has long been a debate about whether Olaf Tryggvason was at the Battle of Maldon, a battle believed to have taken place on Aug 11 in AD 991. This post will take a closer look at that question and hopefully shine a bit more light on that subject.