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    Twilight of the North
    To Live and Die in 1030
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    Vikings Series

    By Jorgen Flood

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    About this series

    For two hundred and fifty years the Vikings plundered the Medieval world. From Constantinople to North America they left a legacy of violence and conquest.

    THE TWILIGHT OF THE NORTH recounts the exciting story of Erik Sigvaldsson. We follow him from the Battle of Stiklestad, as a member of the famous Varangian Guard in Byzantium, to the crucial Battle of Stamford Bridge Many men from Northern Europe did indeed service the Emperor in Constantinople. In this story the main character repeatedly intersect with the impressive figure of Harald Sigurdsson, who served the emperor for many years before he traveled back to Scandinavia and became King of Norway. Erik Sigvaldsson continued to serve King Harald after their first meeting in Constantinople, and followed him in his quest to conquer England.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJorgen Flood
    Release dateJul 30, 2013
    Twilight of the North
    To Live and Die in 1030

    Titles in the series (2)

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      To Live and Die in 1030
      To Live and Die in 1030

      To Live and Die in 1030

      Jorgen Flood
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      For 250 years the Vikings sailed the oceans of the world. Their exploits are legendary, they reached far into Russia, sailed the Mediterranean from one end to the other, crossed the Atlantic to Iceland, Greenland and North America. At one point they ruled much of England and Ireland. Few cities, even those far from the coastline were safe from them. But it was not all raiding, they were also settlers and explorers. Leiv Ericsson had paved the way to North America, others followed. In 1030 Einar Sigvaldsson and his crew departed Norway, their plan to win gold and riches in the land far off to the west.This is their story.

      For 250 years the Vikings sailed the oceans of the world. Their exploits are legendary, they reached far into Russia, sailed the Mediterranean from one end to the other, crossed the Atlantic to Iceland, Greenland and North America. At one point they ruled much of England and Ireland. Few cities, even those far from the coastline were safe from them. But it was not all raiding, they were also settlers and explorers. Leiv Ericsson had paved the way to North America, others followed. In 1030 Einar Sigvaldsson and his crew departed Norway, their plan to win gold and riches in the land far off to the west.This is their story.

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      Twilight of the North
      Twilight of the North

      Twilight of the North

      Jorgen Flood
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      For two hundred and fifty years the Vikings plundered the Medieval world. From Constantinople to North America they left a legacy of violence and conquest. THE TWILIGHT OF THE NORTH recounts the exciting story of Erik Sigvaldsson. We follow him from the Battle of Stiklestad, as a member of the famous Varangian Guard in Byzantium, to the crucial Battle of Stamford Bridge Many men from Northern Europe did indeed service the Emperor in Constantinople. In this story the main character repeatedly intersect with the impressive figure of Harald Sigurdsson, who served the emperor for many years before he traveled back to Scandinavia and became King of Norway. Erik Sigvaldsson continued to serve King Harald after their first meeting in Constantinople, and followed him in his quest to conquer England.

      For two hundred and fifty years the Vikings plundered the Medieval world. From Constantinople to North America they left a legacy of violence and conquest. THE TWILIGHT OF THE NORTH recounts the exciting story of Erik Sigvaldsson. We follow him from the Battle of Stiklestad, as a member of the famous Varangian Guard in Byzantium, to the crucial Battle of Stamford Bridge Many men from Northern Europe did indeed service the Emperor in Constantinople. In this story the main character repeatedly intersect with the impressive figure of Harald Sigurdsson, who served the emperor for many years before he traveled back to Scandinavia and became King of Norway. Erik Sigvaldsson continued to serve King Harald after their first meeting in Constantinople, and followed him in his quest to conquer England.

    Author

    Jorgen Flood

    Jorgen Flood resides in West Chester PA, with his family. He is a member of Brandywine Valley Writers Group. A writer of several magazine articles, he has pubished two books about the Viking age: "Twilight of the North" and "To Live and Die in 1030." Last mentioned book is not yet available as e-book. "Armageddon Coming" is the first of five adventure stories dealing with Tank Warfare in WW 2 and following conflicts. Book two in this series, "Steel Queen," can be downloaded for only $0.99.

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