Gold Medal Winner - Readers' Favorite International Book Awards Also a Historical Novel Society top pick. Before he became a legend, Hasting was a slave. Orphaned by a blood feud and sold into bondage, the boy called Hasting should have vanished into history. Instead, he survives. When a ship captain named Eilif frees him, Hasting is drawn into the harsh, disciplined world of the Vikings - a life ruled by loyalty, violence, and the sea. As he travels across distant coasts and rival kingdoms, Hasting learns not only how to fight, but how to lead. Among warriors and traders, pagans and Christians, he finds belonging for the first time, and love. When that love is taken from him by betrayal within his own people, Hasting's search for justice drives him across fractured worlds where faith, culture, and ambition collide. Each victory hardens him. Each loss shapes the man he is becoming. Inspired by the true exploits of the Viking warlord Hasting, The Lords of the Wind is the opening novel in a sweeping historical saga. The story of a boy who rose from slavery to stand among kings, and the cost of the power he claimed along the way. ___________________________________________________________________ Praise for The Saga of Hasting the Avenger Series A vivid depiction of the ancient world in the Viking age. At the core of the narrative is a tragic love story. A rip-roaring and brutal account of how the Vikings lived. Fast-moving adventure tale based on historical references. An underdog story that pulls at the heartstrings.
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C.J. Adrien is a history teacher and a bestselling, award-winning author of historical fiction novels. Drawing on years of research into early medieval Europe and a lifelong study of myth, Jungian psychology, and the Hero’s Journey, Adrien’s Saga of Hasting the Avenger series blends historical realism with spiritual depth to explore the eternal battle between man and his shadow―a mythic reflection of his own journey toward wholeness and redemption.
Through his writing, Adrien invites readers to see the Viking world not merely as a distant past but as a mirror for our modern struggles. In addition to his novels, he teaches online history and writing courses and delivers guest lectures worldwide. He currently resides in France with his wife, sons, and pug, Captain Jean-Luc Pugcard.
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Paperback. Zustand: New. This is a Pre - Release due out 10-08-2026 (This item will be delivered on or after the release date). Gold Medal Winner - Readers' Favorite International Book Awards Also a Historical Novel Society top pick. Before he became a legend, Hasting was a slave. Orphaned by a blood feud and sold into bondage, the boy called Hasting should have vanished into history. Instead, he survives. When a ship captain named Eilif frees him, Hasting is drawn into the harsh, disciplined world of the Vikings - a life ruled by loyalty, violence, and the sea. As he travels across distant coasts and rival kingdoms, Hasting learns not only how to fight, but how to lead. Among warriors and traders, pagans and Christians, he finds belonging for the first time, and love. When that love is taken from him by betrayal within his own people, Hasting's search for justice drives him across fractured worlds where faith, culture, and ambition collide. Each victory hardens him. Each loss shapes the man he is becoming. Inspired by the true exploits of the Viking warlord Hasting, The Lords of the Wind is the opening novel in a sweeping historical saga. The story of a boy who rose from slavery to stand among kings, and the cost of the power he claimed along the way. ___________________________________________________________________ Praise for The Saga of Hasting the Avenger Series ? ? ? ? ? A vivid depiction of the ancient world in the Viking age. ? ? ? ? ? At the core of the narrative is a tragic love story. ? ? ? ? ? A rip-roaring and brutal account of how the Vikings lived. ? ? ? ? ? Fast-moving adventure tale based on historical references. ? ? ? ? ? An underdog story that pulls at the heartstrings. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers LU-9781036714383
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Paperback. Zustand: New. Gold Medal Winner - Readers' Favorite International Book Awards Also a Historical Novel Society top pick. Before he became a legend, Hasting was a slave. Orphaned by a blood feud and sold into bondage, the boy called Hasting should have vanished into history. Instead, he survives. When a ship captain named Eilif frees him, Hasting is drawn into the harsh, disciplined world of the Vikings - a life ruled by loyalty, violence, and the sea. As he travels across distant coasts and rival kingdoms, Hasting learns not only how to fight, but how to lead. Among warriors and traders, pagans and Christians, he finds belonging for the first time, and love. When that love is taken from him by betrayal within his own people, Hasting's search for justice drives him across fractured worlds where faith, culture, and ambition collide. Each victory hardens him. Each loss shapes the man he is becoming. Inspired by the true exploits of the Viking warlord Hasting, The Lords of the Wind is the opening novel in a sweeping historical saga. The story of a boy who rose from slavery to stand among kings, and the cost of the power he claimed along the way. ___________________________________________________________________ Praise for The Saga of Hasting the Avenger Series ? ? ? ? ? A vivid depiction of the ancient world in the Viking age. ? ? ? ? ? At the core of the narrative is a tragic love story. ? ? ? ? ? A rip-roaring and brutal account of how the Vikings lived. ? ? ? ? ? Fast-moving adventure tale based on historical references. ? ? ? ? ? An underdog story that pulls at the heartstrings. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers LU-9781036714383
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Paperback. Zustand: New. This is a Pre - Release due out 08-10-2026 (This item will be delivered on or after the release date). Gold Medal Winner - Readers' Favorite International Book Awards Also a Historical Novel Society top pick. Before he became a legend, Hasting was a slave. Orphaned by a blood feud and sold into bondage, the boy called Hasting should have vanished into history. Instead, he survives. When a ship captain named Eilif frees him, Hasting is drawn into the harsh, disciplined world of the Vikings - a life ruled by loyalty, violence, and the sea. As he travels across distant coasts and rival kingdoms, Hasting learns not only how to fight, but how to lead. Among warriors and traders, pagans and Christians, he finds belonging for the first time, and love. When that love is taken from him by betrayal within his own people, Hasting's search for justice drives him across fractured worlds where faith, culture, and ambition collide. Each victory hardens him. Each loss shapes the man he is becoming. Inspired by the true exploits of the Viking warlord Hasting, The Lords of the Wind is the opening novel in a sweeping historical saga. The story of a boy who rose from slavery to stand among kings, and the cost of the power he claimed along the way. ___________________________________________________________________ Praise for The Saga of Hasting the Avenger Series ? ? ? ? ? A vivid depiction of the ancient world in the Viking age. ? ? ? ? ? At the core of the narrative is a tragic love story. ? ? ? ? ? A rip-roaring and brutal account of how the Vikings lived. ? ? ? ? ? Fast-moving adventure tale based on historical references. ? ? ? ? ? An underdog story that pulls at the heartstrings. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers LU-9781036714383
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