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Blood Axe: The Saga of a Twenty-First Century Viking
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Blood Axe: The Saga of a Twenty-First Century Viking

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Blood-Axe is a modern fantasy tale of men and women who form a Viking reenactment group. They become carried away and destroy a town in England, amidst slaughter, rape and pillage. It is a rollicking mixture of hilariously crazy scenes; scary social comment on the inner Viking that is in all of us and a cliff-hanging thriller with unexpected twists and turns. It will appeal to all those interested in Viking history. It unleashes the dark fantasy lives hidden within us. It is a must read for those who enjoy drama with a most unusual plot.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Penman House Publishing
Date
31 December 2017
Pages
226
ISBN
9780990876496

Blood-Axe is a modern fantasy tale of men and women who form a Viking reenactment group. They become carried away and destroy a town in England, amidst slaughter, rape and pillage. It is a rollicking mixture of hilariously crazy scenes; scary social comment on the inner Viking that is in all of us and a cliff-hanging thriller with unexpected twists and turns. It will appeal to all those interested in Viking history. It unleashes the dark fantasy lives hidden within us. It is a must read for those who enjoy drama with a most unusual plot.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Penman House Publishing
Date
31 December 2017
Pages
226
ISBN
9780990876496