A boyhood lost. A kingdom to claim.

Entering Viking manhood is no easy feat, and Rathulf Thorvaldarsson’s journey has been harder than most. His sixteenth year is no exception, as everything he once knew to be true is torn away by malicious Gods and mortals. All the while, Norse-raised Rathulf struggles to accept the inevitability of his royal British heritage, as visions of his long-dead brother continue to haunt him.

Then a shocking betrayal, exposed in the wake of Rathulf’s birthday celebrations, sets off a chain of events that sweeps the adopted British Prince and his friends towards the brink of disaster. Soon, Rathulf must confront his birthright once and for all.

Wolf of Dumnonia is the third volume in the historical adventure series The Wolves of Dumnonia.

The Wolves of Dumnonia Saga

“I have heard you, brother, and I am coming.”

A kingdom seized. Two surviving princes, separated by fate and distance. One seeks belonging, the other, revenge.

Set in the turbulent Viking Age and inspired by events recorded in the early medieval Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, the Wolves of Dumnonia saga recounts the twilight years of one of the last great British Kingdoms: Dumnonia. The series follows the lives of the two surviving heirs, Aneurin and Caelin, who are symbolized by the two wolves of their family’s royal standard. Separated in childhood amidst their treacherous uncle’s violent conquest of Dumnonia, the two brothers have led utterly different lives as they have grown into manhood. A mystical strand of awareness binds them, however, and as the saga progresses, their paths begin to converge as each seeks out the other.

Both wolven kin are driven by the same unwavering purpose: to one day return to their homeland and together reclaim their stolen kingdom.

Titles in the series are:

AVAILABLE NOW:

Book 1: The Shadow of Fenrir
Book 2: A Thrall’s Crown
Book 3: Wolf of Dumnonia

FORTHCOMING:
Book 4: The Monk’s Sword

Praise for Book 1 in the series, The Shadow of Fenrir:

“The closest thing you’ll get to a time machine. Peter Fox’s rousing tale thrusts you into a dark age world that envelops every sense so powerfully you feel like you’re pounding through the mud beside the characters. A remarkable debut. Recommended.” – James Wilde, author of the bestselling Hereward series.

“An entertaining read for lovers of historical fiction, especially those who enjoy a Viking saga. I look forward to the next instalment.” – Juliet Marillier, author of the Blackthorn & Grim and Warrior Bards series.

“It has all the right attributes for a rip-roaring yarn - class characters and a gripping story. Now I have to get the other books in the series to see where it all leads.” – Robert Low, author of the Oathsworn and Kingdom series.

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