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    Silver Hammer, Golden Cross: Book Six of The Circle of Ceridwen Saga
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    Silver Hammer, Golden Cross: Book Six of The Circle of Ceridwen Saga
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    Silver Hammer, Golden Cross: Book Six of The Circle of Ceridwen Saga

    Written by Octavia Randolph

    Narrated by Nano Nagle

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    Silver Hammer, Golden Cross: Book Six of The Circle of Ceridwen SagaNominated for a 2018 Audie Award, Best Female Narrator, Nano Nagle!Download the accompanying reference material with Maps, Character Lists, Glossaries and more, free at www.octavia.net

    A peace that must be defended. A vow that must be broken.

    It is the final decade of the ninth century. The Peace between Wessex and the Danes long-settled in the Danelaw erodes. A new onslaught of Danes attacks Angle-land, trying once and for all to destroy ælfred. Ceric of Kilton, now a young man, travels across Kingdoms to visit his friend, Hrald of Four Stones - and to see Ashild, whom he desires for his wife. But renewed hostilities threaten Ceric's hopes for deeper ties between strongholds.

    And hundreds of leagues away on the Baltic island of Gotland, Hrald's father, Sidroc the Dane, must defy his Gods. The revered Hammer of Thor. The sacred Cross of the Christians. And the conflict that pits two beliefs, two great war-chiefs, and three young people against each other. A new generation beckons you...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPyewacket Press Audio
    Release dateOct 6, 2017
    ISBN9781942044154
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