The Axe the Shield and the Halig Rood

Tales of Bowdyn 2

Fiction & Literature, Historical
Cover of the book The Axe the Shield and the Halig Rood by James M. Hockey, Charlotte Hockey-Berry, Wyrd Sisters Publishing
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Author: James M. Hockey, Charlotte Hockey-Berry ISBN: 9780956687135
Publisher: Wyrd Sisters Publishing Publication: July 1, 2012
Imprint: Wyrd Sisters Publishing Language: English
Author: James M. Hockey, Charlotte Hockey-Berry
ISBN: 9780956687135
Publisher: Wyrd Sisters Publishing
Publication: July 1, 2012
Imprint: Wyrd Sisters Publishing
Language: English

The Axe the Shield and the Halig Rood is the eagerly awaited sequel to the Axe the Shield and the Triton. These are the continuing tales of Bowdyn, itinerant 17th Century Gleeman, member of an ancient story-telling guild. The Gewissae, the followers of warrior chieftain, Gewis, fleeing famine in their blighted land to join their kin on the east coast, are storm driven to the West Country of a Britannia now deserted by Rome. There they become warrior confederates of Caradoc, ruler of the Durotriges, in exchange for a place to build and farm. Joining to defend the land with Dux Caradoc's Legio II Militia, and Arthur the peacekeeper's Frisian cavalry, they tip the balance of power. In battle with the armies of warring petty tyrants they start the knitting up of the broken land of post-Roman Britannia, creating the Kingdom of Wessex as the Fates intended. Following on from the Axe the Shield and the Triton it is the continuing story of the workings of the Fates, forging in the white heat of joy and tragedy the iron hard warrior kings needed to build a nation, which will, over time, create an empire that changes the world.

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The Axe the Shield and the Halig Rood is the eagerly awaited sequel to the Axe the Shield and the Triton. These are the continuing tales of Bowdyn, itinerant 17th Century Gleeman, member of an ancient story-telling guild. The Gewissae, the followers of warrior chieftain, Gewis, fleeing famine in their blighted land to join their kin on the east coast, are storm driven to the West Country of a Britannia now deserted by Rome. There they become warrior confederates of Caradoc, ruler of the Durotriges, in exchange for a place to build and farm. Joining to defend the land with Dux Caradoc's Legio II Militia, and Arthur the peacekeeper's Frisian cavalry, they tip the balance of power. In battle with the armies of warring petty tyrants they start the knitting up of the broken land of post-Roman Britannia, creating the Kingdom of Wessex as the Fates intended. Following on from the Axe the Shield and the Triton it is the continuing story of the workings of the Fates, forging in the white heat of joy and tragedy the iron hard warrior kings needed to build a nation, which will, over time, create an empire that changes the world.

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