The Serpent Sword
(The first thrilling Anglo-Saxon historical adventure in the Bernicia Chronicles)
By Matthew Harffy
(The first thrilling Anglo-Saxon historical adventure in the Bernicia Chronicles)
By Matthew Harffy
Publication Date: 1st June 2016
Publisher: Head of Zeus -- an Aries Book
Print Length: 347 Pages
Genre: Historical Fiction
AD 633, Northumbria.
Beobrand, a young outsider in the kingdom of Bernicia, joins the household of King Edwin. He must soon learn the skills of a warrior to defend the war-ravaged kingdom, a land rife with danger as warlords vie for supremacy.
Amongst the blood and betrayals, Beobrand learns of his brother's murder, and relentlessly pursues his enemies as he seeks deadly revenge.
Perilous challenges will transform Beobrand from a callow youth into a warrior who stands strong in the clamour and gore of battle. But can he wreak the vengeance he craves without sacrificing his honour... and his soul?
From bestselling author MATTHEW HARFFY, the Bernicia Chronicles are gripping historical action-adventure novels set in Anglo-Saxon Britain and beyond.
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Matthew Harffy
Matthew Harffy is the author of action-packed, historically accurate novels. He has published ten novels in the Bernicia Chronicles series, set in seventh century Britain.
The Times called Matthew’s standalone novel, Wolf of Wessex, “a treat of a book”. His newest series, A Time for Swords, is set at the dawn of the Viking Age and follows the adventures of monk-turned-warrior, Hunlaf, who witnesses the first attack on the monastery of Lindisfarne and feels compelled to pick up a blade and organise the defence against the Norse raiders.
Before becoming a full-time writer Matthew worked in the IT industry, where he spent all day writing and editing, just not the words that most interested him. Prior to that he worked in Spain as an English teacher and translator.
Matthew lives in Wiltshire, with his wife, their two daughters and a slightly mad dog.
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