Vikings & Anglo-Saxons!
We are a hardy race, being independent booksellers, so of course we are interested in those Norse entrepreneurs who made Europe a lively place in the so-called Dark Ages.
One of the standard-setting writers about medieval Scandinavia was Nobel Prize-winning Sigrid Undset. I have assembled all her works that we carry on this page, even though they technically do not involve Viking culture and history (a few are even contemporary to Undset’s own time). Other than that, she needs no defense as one of the greatest of historical novelists.
Many books have emerged on the conflicts, the tensions, and the meldings between the Vikings and the inhabitants of what would become the British isles, so I have expanded the topic to include the Picts, the Druids, and Anglo-Saxons.
The Land of the Silver Apples (Sea of Trolls Trilogy #2)
The Land of the Silver Apples (Sea of Trolls Trilogy #2)
In the sequel to "The Sea of Trolls," National Book Award winner author Farmer continues the story of Jack, a bard-in-training in 790 A.D. Britain. When he learns that his sister, Lucy, has been stolen by the Lady of the Lake, Jack must brave his worst nightmares.