Historical Fiction - Northern Europe II

Original historical novels by made up authors (No real world counterpart) The Mountain Keeper - Eirik Hallvardsson Norway, 1031 AD. Thorfinnr, a former warrior haunted by blood, seeks only to protect his people in a world tearing itself apart. But when an ancient secret surfaces - one linked to a forgotten king and a legendary sword - he is drawn into a struggle that will shake the very foundations of the realm. The Lake of a Thousand Stars - Ilkka Lehtonen Finland, 1867. When Aino Koskinen's world is turned upside down by loss and betrayal, she finds solace in the only place that has ever felt like home - her family's remote lake in the heart of Finland. But the past is a quiet companion, and the lake remembers everything. The Lighthouse Keeper's Daughter - Freya Elliott On the wild, windswept shores of the Faroe Islands stands Nósloy Lighthouse - isolated, enduring, and steeped in generations of seafaring tradition. For Mara, it is more than just a home; it is the legacy of her family and the only life she's ever known. The Long Winter - Einar Thorvaldsson Iceland, 1907. In a remote fjord on the edge of the world, winter is not just a season - it is a way of life. When a brutal storm traps a young womand and a Danish trader in a small farming community, old wounds and long-buried secrets begin to surface. The Longship's Wake - Asger Dalgaard The year is 986. A ruthhless jarl rises in Denmark, uniting warring clans under is iron will. But for one young man, dreams of glory are shattered by loss. Exiled from his home and separated from the woman he loves, Eirik sets sails on a longship, bound for lands of fire and ice. The Merchant of Visby - Erik Ljungholm . 1340. Visby, jewel of the Hanseatic League. Rich in trade, divided by power, and shadowed by betrayal. When young merchant Arvid is drawn into a deadly struggle between rival factions, he discovers that loyalty is a luxury few can afford. As tensions rise and foreign enemies close in, Visby's merchants must choo