Over the ages, there have been many stories and untruths told about the mythical shieldmaiden, Lagertha. This is not one of those stories.
Briet is tasked with a momentous task: kill the creature she has raised from birth.
Born into power, sold into slavery. Her only escape is silence.
Larundel - A place plagued by lost souls. A ring that has claimed a few of them. And a woman who is about to collide with a world she has forgotten about.
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Category Archives: Rachel Tsoumbakos
Book One in The Saga of Freydis Eiriksdottir is now live and ready for you to read!
Freydis: The Saga of Freydis Eiriksdottir (Book One) is now live on Amazon! If you preordered your copy ahead of time it means that you are likely already reading it. However, for everyone else, the details are below. BLURB The … Continue reading
Preorder your copy of book one in the Fredyis Saga today
With the recent news that Season 1 of Netflix’s Vikings: Valhalla is set to drop on February 25, I thought it about time that I put up the preorder for my interpretation of Freydis Eiriksdottir, who will feature in the … Continue reading
Check out the new Facebook series, Badass Viking Women!
I have just started up a new Facebook series over on my public page. It is called Badass Viking Women and will delve into some of the most badass women of the Viking Age. It comes as no surprise that … Continue reading
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Preorder your copy of The Peacock’s Mother today!
The day is finally here when the preorder is available for the second book in Melkorka’s Saga. All the details are below. BLURB No matter how deeply you bury it, the truth will always surface and love will rear its … Continue reading
The cover reveal for the first book in Freydis’ saga is now here!
I know I should be working hard on book two in Melkorka’s Saga — and I am, mostly. However, sometimes I need a break to look ahead and sort out the other books that I have planned. Last week was … Continue reading
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