num_pages: 282
description: AD431 SpringBellicus the Druid and his friend Duro a former Roman centurion have suffered a great deal in recent years but for them things are about to get much worse.Britain is changing. The Romans have gone and warriors from many different places seek to fill the void the legions left behind. In the south the Saxons' expansion seems unstoppable despite the efforts of the warlord Arthur while north of Hadrian's Wall various kings and chieftains are always looking to extend their borders. In Dun Breatann capital of Alt Clota Bellicus believes the disparate tribes must put aside their differences become allies and face the Saxon threat together under one High King. Or High Queen...Small-minded men do not always look at the bigger picture though and when Bellicus and Duro seek to form a pact with an old enemy events take a shocking and terrible turn that will leave the companions changed forever.This third volume in the Warrior Druid of Britain Chronicles is packed with adventure battles triumph and tears and at the end of it a new course will be set for Bellicus. But at what cost?PRAISE FOR STEVEN A. McKAY'S WARRIOR DRUID OF BRITAIN CHRONICLES...the historical detail is seamlessly melded into a plot bursting with adrenaline and suspense...To my mind this novel is everything historical fiction should be and more. - JAMES VELLA-BARDON author of The Sheriff's Catchas a storyteller McKay is up there with the best of them. - David's Book Blurgon a par with anything youve read before by him there Cornwell or Kane or Kristian...a triumph an honest to goodness self-assured triumph. - STEVE DENTON/SPEESH READSDark age adventure at its gripping best. - MATTHEW HARFFY author of The Bernicia ChroniclesThe Druid tells a story as stunning as the cover art suggests. - SHARON BENNETT CONNOLLY author of Heroines Of The Medieval World
language: English
title: The Northern Throne
publisher: Broadsword Publishing