Defeated by Duke Cobbos troops, Wulfshigh Castle lies in ruins. Thus, Count Wulfger leaves Saxland with his retinue and once again becomes the Viking Einar Thordsson. Now homeless once more, the former Trønders are drawn back to the north. They sail into the Kattegat, where they find a new home in the realm of the petty king Ragnar. As jarl to the king of Ranrike, Einar henceforth goes into battle on his behalf. Lured by the riches promised by the silver mines in the neighboring county of Halland, Ragnar sets out to annex it into his realm. A plan devised by Jarl Einar for this purpose forces four kings onto the battlefield.
Rainer W. Grimm was born in 1964 in Gelsenkirchen, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany as the second son in a family of miners, and still lives today with his family and his two cats in the Ruhr region, which has long since turned green again. At the age of thirty-five, the trained craftsman discovered his love for writing. Since then, as an independent author, he has been publishing his historical stories and novels, most of which are about the Vikings.
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