The Dragonheart has sailed many seas, fought many battles and killed countless enemies since he was taken as a Viking slave so long ago. He has built a clan and protected them in the Land of the Wolf and his name is known throughout the Viking world. Now, as he approaches his seventieth year the Norns spin their webs still. Enemies conspire and they gather to end not only his life but the very existence of the Clan of the Wolf. With enemies close to home the Dragonheart has to rely on Ylva and Sámr for they are of his blood. In a gripping finale to the Dragonheart series, the story moves quickly from the Land of Wolf to Wyddfa and Dyflin. In a cataclysmic end, Dragonheart and Haaken One Eye fight together for one last battle. This is the end of an epic. It is the end of a saga. It is the end of Dragonheart.

Viking Bravery (Dragonheart)

Literature & Fiction

Hosker, Griff

Genre Fiction

Independently published

This is a story of the American Civil War. Jack Hogan is an orphan whose parents are murdered by a scoundrel. After being press ganged to serve on a slaver he finds himself working for a slave master in Charleston. When the war begins they become Partisan Rangers and fight the war against the north from behind enemy lines. They fight as the forerunners of the American Special Forces such as the Rangers. Based on John Mosby and the Grey Ghosts the fast moving novel is filled with battles, skirmishes and the kind action familiar to those who have read the author before.

Rebel Raiders (Lucky Jack)

King Richard is barely buried when the men who opposed him plot and plan to remove the new King, Henry Bolingbroke! With enemies in the north and the west, the new king and his son, Henry of Monmouth, find themselves besieged on all sides not knowing whom they can trust. William Strongstaff, now a lord, is the only one they can truly rely upon and any thoughts of hanging up his sword are forgotten as King Henry sends the former royal bodyguard to help his son and quash a Welsh rebellion. Based on the events leading up to the battle of Shrewsbury the story is fast moving with larger than life characters like Harry Hotspur and Owain Glendower!

King Henry IV (Struggle For a Crown)

Robbie Macgregor is a Chasseur of France but Napoleon Bonaparte uses him as a spy. He is caught up in the Egyptian campaign facing enemies from within and without. The novel is full of battles and action and the war conducted by Bonaparte against the Ottoman Turks.

Napoleon's Guard (Napoleonic Horseman)

Robbie Matthews is now a captain in the 11th Light Dragoons. Despite the peace he is soon sent to France to spy on Napoleon Bonaparte's invasion plans. Barely escaping with his life he returns to England to discover that not all of the new officers he has to work with accept him. He fights prejudice and envy. When he and his squadron are sent to Hanover to help fight against the invading French he has the chance to show his new comrades what a good cavalryman he is. The novel culminates in the rescue of British Civilians from French prison camps.

British Light Dragoon (Napoleonic Horseman)

Captain Matthews is turned into a double agent by Colonel Selkirk. He has to persuade Napoleon Bonaparte that he is still a loyal Frenchman. Following his return he fights against the French in the Naples campaign before meeting Sir Arthur Wellesley at the Battle of Copenhagen. A fast moving novel with both intrigue and battles. Set against the backdrop of the Napoleonic wars it covers the years 1804-1807.

Soldier Spy (Napoleonic Horseman)

With the whole of Europe under his heel, Emperor Napoleon seems invincible until two British generals and a handful of men dare to stand up to him. This is the story of Sir Arthur Wellesley's' first success in Iberia and the tragic retreat to Corunna by Sir John Moore. The story follows Robbie Macgregor as he continues to serve his adopted country. With secret missions behind enemy lines and battles against the French the novel is an accurate depiction of the Peninsular War in 1808.

1808: The Road to Corunna (Napoleonic Horseman)

With a surprise attack launched behind North Korean lines, the UN forces think that the war in Korea is over. Already plans are in place to bring the troops home for Christmas and Major Tom Harsker, recently recovered from a life-threatening wound, is told that he, too, will soon be home. When the Chinese unleash the seemingly limitless hordes of men across the border then reality sets in. Forced to defend Seoul with their lives the new Commandos quickly learn that the Korean War is not a police action but a serious war.

Korean Winter

The next instalment of the Border Knight series which charts the fortunes of the dynasty begun by Alfraed, the English Knight and 1st Earl of Cleveland. Kings make treaties but it is men who keep or break them. When Sir Thomas of Cleveland is given the task of policing the northern border, he is given a poisoned chalice. His son is given the northern manor of Elsdon and there he is on the front line. He has to fight bandits, enemy lords and traitors from within. Set in the harsh lands of the Scottish borders Sir William comes of age. He becomes a warrior who has the blood of the Warlord.

The Bloody Border (Border Knight)

Kings can make lords but lords like Rollo of Normandy can destroy Kingdoms. When Rollo becomes Robert of Normand and gains control of Normandy, the other rulers think he will revert to his old barbarian ways. They think him old; they think he is weak! Viking blood courses through his veins. He knows how to fight. In the last book in the Norman Genesis series, we see the first steps to making Normandy the Duchy which will, by the 11th Century rule, half of Europe!

The Duke and the King (Norman Genesis)

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