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Ragnvald envisions King Harald as a golden wolf destined to conquer and bring peace to Norway, even as he realizes this success may lead to his own demise. He is grateful for the return of his fierce sister, Svanhild, who, freed from her abusive husband, now serves as one of Harald's wives. Although happy to be reunited, Svanhild feels restless and lonely. When an old enemy kidnaps Ragnvald's niece, Freydis, Svanhild travels to Iceland, where she confronts an old love and a life vastly different from what she knows. Meanwhile, Ragnvald faces changes as his sons—Einar, Ivar, and Rolli—grow into adulthood, each with their ambitions. As he steps back from his kingly duties, he observes the tensions among Harald's heirs and his own sons, realizing that Norway may not accommodate so many aspiring kings. In their twilight years, Ragnvald and his sons must confront a rising rebellion and looming tragedy that threatens their bonds with Harald. Across the sea, Svanhild grapples with a painful choice that could jeopardize her new family. As old heroes fall, new ones emerge, with Freydis and Einar stepping into their parents' legacies. This gripping conclusion to the trilogy vividly depicts Viking-age Scandinavia, a realm of brutality, myth, loyalty, and betrayal, where shifting alliances can both forge and shatter kingdoms.
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The Golden Wolf, Linnea Hartsuyker
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- 2020
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