
A Sea Queen's Sailing - by Charles W. Whistler
Preface.
Chapter 1: The Old Chief And The Young.
Chapter 2: Men Of Three Kingdoms.
Chapter 3: The Ship Of Silence.
Chapter 4: By Sea And Fire.
Chapter 5: Vision And Pursuit.
Chapter 6: A Sea Queen's Champions.
Chapter 7: The Treasure Of The King.
Chapter 8: Storm And Salvage.
A blaze erupts over a coastal hall in Caithness, sending black smoke drifting across the heath. In the chaos, a young warrior watches his lineage crumble as his father and brothers fall, leaving him the last of his line. Bound and left amid the ruins, he must endure captivity while the enemy—strangers from the inland—loom over the shattered stronghold. The opening thrusts listeners into a stark world of fire, loss, and the harsh codes of Viking honor.
From these ashes rises a saga of ancient seafaring, anchored in meticulous research of real Viking vessels unearthed in Scandinavia. As the young man joins a crew aboard a reconstructed funeral ship, he confronts the brutal realities of navigation, warfare, and the promise of a hidden treasure tied to a forgotten king. The tale weaves together clash of Danes and Irish, island hermits, and the looming threat of storms, inviting listeners to feel the salt, wind, and steel of a bygone age.
Language
en
Duration
~6 hours (398K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Martin Robb
Release date
2005-05-31
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
1856–1913
Best known for vivid historical adventures set in Anglo-Saxon and Viking-age England, this English clergyman-novelist brought early medieval Britain to life with a storyteller’s pace and a deep feel for old chronicles and legends. His books were popular in their day and still appeal to readers who enjoy sweeping, old-world historical fiction.
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