Books
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Rebellion Series
The first book in the Rebellion series is Blood Feud, followed by Uprising. 1067. Northumbria. King Harold lies dead on the battlefield, and William of Normandy has been crowned King of the English in Westminster Abbey. Far to the north, however,…
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Uprising. 1067.
Uprising is the second book in the two-part Rebellion series. The first book in the series is Blood Feud. Summer 1067. Northumbria. Oslac, thegn of the village of Acum, feels cheated – having been robbed of the chance to kill his enemy…
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Thurkill’s Battle. 1066.
Thurkill’s Battle is the second book in the three-part Conquest series. The first book is Thurkill’s Revenge. December 1066. England’s future lies in ruins. King Harold is dead, mutilated. The cream of England’s warrior nobility lie with him. In Lundenburh, those…
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Blood Feud. 1067.
🎧 Now in Audio. Oslac, a thegn in the far north of England, plots revenge for a local blood feud that killed his younger brother. However, he must first deal with the newly crowned William of Normandy’s forces that are sweeping…
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Blood Price. 1024.
Freya – a midwife and housekeeper – suspects foul play in her ward’s death. When she confronts the suspect with the truth she’s pursued, and her battle-hardened warrior husband Sihtric must break his vow and pick up his sword once more,…
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Conquest. 1066.
Conquest is a complete three-part series. The first book in the series is Thurkill’s Revenge. January 1066. King Edward has died. With no son or brother to succeed him, the throne has passed to Harold, Earl of Wessex, for little other…
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Thurkill’s Rebellion. 1067.
Thurkill’s Rebellion is the third book in the three-part Conquest series. The first book is Thurkill’s Revenge. 1067. Aelfric, Earl of Huntendune lies dead, butchered for refusing to forfeit his lands to his Norman overlords. And now, for taking vengeance against…
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Thurkill’s Revenge. 1066.
Thurkill’s Revenge is the first book in the three-part Conquest series. The next book in the series is Thurkill’s Battle. January 1066. King Edward has died. With no son or brother to succeed him, the throne has passed to Harold, Earl…
Paul Bernardi 