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The exciting new adventure in the Wolf of Kings series of historical adventures by Richard Cullen.
England, 1069. King William has finally stamped his authority on this conquered kingdom. His lands are held in the grasp of Frankish lords, and their castles dominate the skyline. But a rebellious few still lurk on the fringes, and they will not fade quietly into the wilderness.
In the east, an outlaw rebel has risen, gathering support from the common folk, and building an island fortress that stands as a bastion of hope against Frankish oppression. Edgar the Aetheling remains defiant in his quest for the throne, and alongside renowned warrior Styrkar, the Red Wolf, sails to Denmark where he will forge an uneasy alliance.
As winter shrouds the land in a cloak of frost, Styrkar, and the rebels at his side, will discover just how brutal the Conqueror can be. For King William is determined to stamp out further resistance, marshalling acts of utter cruelty that will leave a blight on England for decades. Deeds that perhaps even the Red Wolf might not survive...
About the author
Richard Cullen originally hails from Leeds in the heartland of Yorkshire. Oath Bound, his debut historical adventure novel, was longlisted for the Wilbur Smith Adventure Writing Prize.
As well as being a writer of historical adventure, he has also written a number of epic fantasy series as R.S. Ford. If you'd like to learn more about Richard's books, and read free exclusive content, you can visit his website at wordhog.co.uk, follow him on Twitter at @rich4ord, or join him on Instagram @thewordhog.
Summary
The new historical adventure from Richard Cullen. Styrkar the warrior fights against the might of the Conqueror in eleventh-century Britain.
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The new historical adventure from Richard Cullen. Styrkar the warrior fights against the might of the Conqueror in eleventh-century Britain.
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PRAISE FOR RICHARD CULLEN:
'Styrkar is a great heroic creation, and the Wolf of Kings series places Cullen in the top tier of historical action and adventure authors.' Matthew Harffy.
'Fast-paced and enthralling, the tale of Styrkar the Dane [is] a brutal yet compelling tale, and one that gripped me from the first page to the last.' Paul Fraser Collard.
'A perfect example of tight, gritty, character-driven storytelling.'
