Everything dies.

This is a universal truth, one that every creature, sentinel or otherwise must accept. Without an end, there can be no beginning and every beginning must draw closer to its completion. That which is born must die, and that which is created must be destroyed.

But there is one coven of witches that has managed to outsmart this universal rule for thousands of years. Jack Savage knows all too well what they are up to; he’s been chasing them for over a decade, still heartbroken in the aftermath of the tragedy that tore his family apart. So when teenager Anna Cortese and her siblings are caught up in the web of hatred and murder that the witches spin, he dives in head first to protect them.

In 9th century Denmark, a child born to a slave is also a slave, and the property of his mother’s master. Halfdan, the son of an Irish noblewoman and the Danish chieftain who captured and enslaved her, has grown up a slave in his own father’s household. But the Norns, the weavers of the fates of all men, have different plans for him–although rarely do they give a gift without exacting a price. A cruel twist of fate both frees Halfdan and robs him of the mother he loves, setting him upon the path to a new destiny. But a brutal act of treachery and murder upends Halfdan’s new life, sending him on the run with ruthless hunters hot on his trail.

The Strongbow Saga, an epic tale of one man’s unstoppable quest for justice and vengeance told across five volumes (the fifth and final installment to be released in 2016), follows Halfdan’s quest for justice and vengeance in a vividly drawn story which immerses the reader in the Viking world, and carries them from the Scandinavian homelands to France, Russia, England, and Ireland, through dangerous journeys and fierce battles, through love lost and found.