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Woden's Vengeance

The First Kingdom, Book 3

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Woden's Vengeance

By: Donovan Cook
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The continuation of Donovan Cook's thrilling Dark Age series. Perfect for fans of Bernard Cornwell and Matthew Harffy

450AD Britannia

The war has begun - a war feared by both men and gods.
But will the old give way to the new?

Prince Vortimer has imprisoned his father, King Vortigern – The High King of Britain. With Woden's spear, Vortimer believes God has chosen him to lead an army south to banish the Jutes once and for all from Britain's shores. Triumphant after the first battle, Prince Vortimer lays siege to the Jutes, but the war is far from over.

In a desperate fight for survival, Octa and the Jutish warlords, Hengist and Horsa, are trapped on Thanet, their island home, as Prince Vortimer's army surrounds them. With dwindling numbers, their only hope is to send for reinforcements, but winter is upon them, and the journey will be perilous.

In a race against time and his own wishes, Octa leads the expedition to recruit Saxon and Jutish warriors. But will they follow young Octa the Coward? To prove himself, Octa must confront his past and seek vengeance on those who wronged his family, all while being mindful of Woden's wrath.

Can Octa stand strong as the fires of war rage around him?
And will warriors pledge their allegiance to a man known as Octa the Coward?

©2024 Donovan Cook (P)2026 Boldwood Books
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