A Viking historical adventure of faith, power, and a king torn between two worlds.
A prince raised in peace. A kingdom forged in war.
Haakon, the youngest son of King Harald Fairhair, is sent to the court of King Aethelstan-far from Norway, far from the life he was born into. In a foreign land, he grows into a skilled warrior, a sharp diplomat, and something rare among Viking kings.
A Christian.
But when news reaches him of his father's death, Haakon is forced to return home-and face the brother who now rules in blood.
Norway is no longer a place for mercy.
To claim the throne, Haakon must win over chieftains who distrust him, stand against invading forces, and survive a land where his faith is seen as weakness.
To rule, he must choose who he truly is.
A king of peace. Or a king of war.
Haakon the Good is a fast-paced Viking adventure filled with brutal battles, political intrigue, and a powerful clash of faith and tradition-perfect for readers of Bernard Cornwell, Peter Gibbons, and Tim Hodkinson.
