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Book 1: The Last Kingdom. The Saxon Chronicles
The first book of The Saxon Chronicles is a series of novels about the rise of England. In it, we meet the young Utred of Bebbanburg, who is a descendant of an Anglo-Saxon nobleman, but is kidnapped by the Danes from the north and raised as the son of a Danish elf. As the boy grows up, he has to not only fight, but also answer the question: who am I?
Book 2. The Saxon Chronicles. The Pale Rider
The second novel in the Saxon Chronicles series and the continuation of the adventures of the heroic Utred of Bebbanburg. Having not received due recognition for saving Alfred of Wessex, he harbours a grudge against the ruler and is forced to lead the boring life of an ordinary citizen. However, the enemy does not sleep, and the Danish army makes a new attempt to destroy the last English kingdom, threatening this time to finally wipe out the very idea of England.
Book 3. The Saxon Chronicles. Lords of the North
Once again despised by the stingy and ungrateful King Alfred, the warrior Utred, thirsty for adventure and glory, goes north to take revenge on his sworn enemy Kjartan the Hard. However, his plans are disrupted by a civil war that suddenly erupts in Northumbria, where three powerful contenders are fighting for power.
Book 4. The Saxon Chronicles. Song of the Sword
Several years have passed since the liberation of Dangolm and the restoration of order in Northumbria. Ætred of Bebbanburg continues to serve Alfred faithfully, building a fortress on the Thames and defending the eastern borders of Wessex, which is steadily spreading its influence to other Saxon lands.
But the peaceful life of the kingdom is disrupted by new invaders: the Norwegians, led by the famous conquering brothers. Having made an alliance with the Danes, they accumulate countless forces that can bring the dream of England to naught, so Utred will face new trials, battles and intrigues, as well as a dangerous mission to save a noble woman...
After the war, the kingdom is in danger.
