Vikings (The Story of Love and Death)

At a period in the pages of history when Vikings existed, two young Viking warriors, Eric and Hakon, who were borne of the same parents, were accused of one of the biggest crimes a member of the Viking tribe could commit by Bjorn, eaten up by hate and the raging fire of jealousy. In the wake of the storm, they were subsequently banished from the territory by the Jarl, who also happens to be their father.

With a vow to return someday to set things right, they left the only home they had ever known.

Finding a new home turned out to be an adventure for them as they rescued a beautiful Native American girl, Nokomis, from the jaws of a very angry bear. As a show of gratitude, she took them back home with her, where they were offered shelter by her father, the tribal chief.

Eric and Hakon were thrust into the dynamic of a new way of life, and both fell into the slippery slope of love with Nokomis. Confused and thrown, Nokomis faced the truth within her: she was in love with both men.

Faced with an impossible choice, she found herself crossing previously unchartered territories to get what she wants.

Vikings is an intriguing story of family, love, passion, deceit, war and the capability that hate has to decimate everything in its path.