Wolf Brethren Books

In a time of legends, a new hero emerges as an unlikely warrior rises from the ashes of a village destroyed by invading Saxons. Set in the late Sixth century, Saxon Dawn is a thrilling story about the last flames of resistance to the Anglo-Saxon invaders. King Arthur and the last of the Romans have gone but King Urien fights on. When three orphans join his warriors then the tide begins to turn and, despite overwhelming odds, they begin to defeat the Saxon hordes. Based on the history of the period, Saxon Dawn is a fast moving story with graphic battles scenes as well as complex characters and devious plot twists.

It is the end of Roman Britain and King Aella is engaged in a death struggle with the last kings of Britannia. Even though Lord Lann, the Wolf Warrior, is undefeated, there is treachery and betrayal within the ranks of the allies. Saxon Revenge tells the story of the cataclysmic battles which led to the Saxons conquering Britain.

The Saxons have surrounded Rheged and only the Warlord of Rheged and his men stand between them and the annihilation of the last survivors of Britain. Fighting not only the Saxons but treachery, this fast moving book takes in battles, murder and magic. Set in the last years of the sixth century, it is a picture of life in the Dark Ages and gives a last glimpse of the time before it became Saxon England.

The last Warlord of Rheged is faced with a dilemma. His brothers are besieged by the Saxons and he has to travel through hostile territory to rescue them. He is embroiled in a war with the men of Gwynedd as well as having to fight off raids from the Irish. Saxon Blood carries on the story of Lord Lann and his redoubtable warriors as they cling on to their new home in the face of many enemies.

There is a new Warlord and he has to face the threat of an invasion from Northumbria. The world is changing and the loyalties of some of his allies are questioned. When treachery strikes then the men of Rheged are forced to defend their homes with their lives. The novel climaxes in the historical battle of Hatfield when the Mercians and the Welsh face the Northumbrians of King Edwin.

The Warlord of Rheged is summoned to meet the Emperor of Byzantium where he and Myrddyn become embroiled in Eastern conspiracies. It is there he learns the truth about his sword, Saxon Slayer. After an eventful journey back to Britain he forms an alliance with the other Welsh kings and begins the fightback against the treacherous King Iago and the Saxons. When his family is nearly killed he has to finally face all of his enemies to help his people survive.

The Warlord of Rheged is ready to take the fight to the Saxons and leads an army of knights to reconquer Rheged. Plots and ambushes nearly result in the loss of his son and Prince Cadwallon. The story moves quickly from one end of the land to another before culminating in the battle of Wrecsam which sees the fate of many kings decided.

The novel is set in the heart of the Dark Ages and shows the struggle between the Saxons and the remnants of Romano-British tribes. Using actual events from the time the story is of the struggle of a legendary leader with a magical sword who unites the last of the free peoples against King Edwin and his Northumbrians. There is treachery and deceit as well as honour and courage. Filled with action and battles the novel continues the story of Lord Lann, the Wolf Warrior.

With King Edwin dead the Welsh and their Mercian allies rule Britain but it is short lived. When King Cadwallon and the Warlord fall out the land is divided once more. Leaders fight each other for petty thrones and the land is in turmoil. When Myrddyn the wizard returns it is as a harbinger of doom. The world of Rheged is on the edge of disaster. Only Gawan and the Warlord can save it. A fast moving novel set in the Dark Ages incorporating many of the Arthurian legends.

The Wolf Brethren had been decimated: wars, disease and old age have take most of them. When a band of Saxon mercenaries are hired by King Oswald and slay Lann Aelle and all of his people it becomes a blood feud between the Warlord and Lang Seax. The novel follows the ebb and flow of victory and defeat as the Northumbrians fight for supremacy of Britannia with King Penda of Mercia. The Warlord plays his part but with Myrddyn now dead Rheged looks doomed. Hope comes from a most surprising source and when his nephew, Arturus takes a bride then the fortunes of the last of the Romans take a turn for the better. A fast moving novel set in the seventh century of ancient Britain.