The Icknield Way: The Story of England After the Romans Left (412 AD - 460 AD)

Fiction & Literature, Historical
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Author: N. Beetham Stark ISBN: 9780984631681
Publisher: N. Beetham Stark Publication: February 24, 2014
Imprint: Smashwords Edition Language: English
Author: N. Beetham Stark
ISBN: 9780984631681
Publisher: N. Beetham Stark
Publication: February 24, 2014
Imprint: Smashwords Edition
Language: English

Eivin settles with his family in England on land recently vacated by the Romans ((450 AD). Life takes him up and down the ancient pathway known as ‘The Icknield Way’. He falls in love but is imprisoned before he can claim his lady. His brother, Ans, is the devil’s novice and he hates him. Eivin is taken prisoner by the Celts and is forced to work as a farmer and later a bronzesmith. When there is no ore to work, he is sent off to mine. On his return his gift to his overlord is mistaken for stolen goods and he is again imprisoned. After an adventure on far-off Isle Royale, he returns to seek revenge on his brother Ans. When he returns to his original home next the North Sea, a series of surprises await him.

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Eivin settles with his family in England on land recently vacated by the Romans ((450 AD). Life takes him up and down the ancient pathway known as ‘The Icknield Way’. He falls in love but is imprisoned before he can claim his lady. His brother, Ans, is the devil’s novice and he hates him. Eivin is taken prisoner by the Celts and is forced to work as a farmer and later a bronzesmith. When there is no ore to work, he is sent off to mine. On his return his gift to his overlord is mistaken for stolen goods and he is again imprisoned. After an adventure on far-off Isle Royale, he returns to seek revenge on his brother Ans. When he returns to his original home next the North Sea, a series of surprises await him.

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