- Uhtred learned that his eldest son became a priest. When he son refuses to recant his Christianity, Uhtred disowns him. In the struggle between the priests and Uhtred, Uhtred accidently kills Abbot Wihtred. Because of this, the priests declare him cursed as well as anyone who supports him. Thus, Uhtred takes those who remain with him north to recapture his family home, Bebbanburg. Meanwhile, the Danes are moving to attack East Anglia and Wessex to unite all of Britain under their command.
Tuesday, February 4, 2014
The Pagan Lord by Bernard Cornwell
The Pagan Lord: A Novel (Saxon Tales) - Uhtred learned that his eldest son became a priest. When he son refuses to recant his Christianity, Uhtred disowns him. In the struggle between the priests and Uhtred, Uhtred accidently kills Abbot Wihtred. Because of this, the priests declare him cursed as well as anyone who supports him. Thus, Uhtred takes those who remain with him north to recapture his family home, Bebbanburg. Meanwhile, the Danes are moving to attack East Anglia and Wessex to unite all of Britain under their command.
- Uhtred learned that his eldest son became a priest. When he son refuses to recant his Christianity, Uhtred disowns him. In the struggle between the priests and Uhtred, Uhtred accidently kills Abbot Wihtred. Because of this, the priests declare him cursed as well as anyone who supports him. Thus, Uhtred takes those who remain with him north to recapture his family home, Bebbanburg. Meanwhile, the Danes are moving to attack East Anglia and Wessex to unite all of Britain under their command.
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