Bernard Cornwell
War of the Wolf (Saxon Tales)
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In the early 920s, Edward, King of Mercia, wishes to fulfill the dream of his father, King Alfred, and unite all the kingdoms ...Read Review
Fools and Mortals
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This is a complete change of scene, time and character from Sharpe and Uhtred, previous well-beloved characters in Cornwell’s fiction. In Elizabethan ...Read Review
The Flame Bearer
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Though a fragile peace exists between the Anglo-Saxon kingdoms of Britain and the last Norse-held kingdom of Northumbria, Uhtred begins his campaign to ...Read Review
Warriors of the Storm
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The ninth entry in Cornwell’s Saxon Tales brings us yet another glorious tale of Uhtred, warrior extraordinaire. Though there is a fragile ...Read Review
Waterloo: The History of Four Days, Three Armies, and Three Battles
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Bernard Cornwell’s Waterloo is an eminently readable chronicle of this legendary battle. It may be a surprise to readers that Waterloo was ...Read Review
The Empty Throne
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The eighth entry in Bernard Cornwell’s Saxon Tales, The Empty Throne finds our hero, Uhtred, somewhat incapacitated following the events of the ...Read Review
The Pagan Lord
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I do not generally read series of books, but I do read the Uhtred books, and greet each one with pleasure. It inevitably ...Read Review
1356
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When Bernard Cornwell makes his appearance at our conference in London, his latest novel will have just been published. For those lucky enough ...Read Review
Death of Kings
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King Alfred is dying, and Uhtred, his ill-rewarded war captain, is faced again with the choice of his life: will he fight for ...Read Review
The Fort
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The Fort is the story of a battle in the American War of Independence. It took place in the summer of 1779 when a ...Read Review