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The Final Reckoning

Despite Alfred’s great victory at Edington, Wessex is far from secure.

With the threat of an imminent Viking attack, Matthew, now a warrior, is sent to fortify and defend the ford at Leatherhead. There, hopelessly outnumbered, he faces his sternest test as he and a small band of barely trained Saxon warriors strive to hold out long enough for help to arrive – or resolve to die trying.

In a time ravaged by political uncertainty, Matthew is placed in intense personal danger as he’s also ordered to investigate the tyranny of the Ealdorman’s stepson and dispense justice as he sees fit.

With his life still threatened by the wound to his chest, what is asked of him seems more than any man should endure as he faces . . .
The Final Reckoning.

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ISBN 978-1-910453-72-8

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‘What an outstanding historical trilogy!  Chris Bishop has written such a riveting edge of your seat account of such a turbulent time England’s history.’

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‘The Final Reckoning is a brilliant piece of historical fiction.  Reading this book is like watching a movie unfold before your eyes.  A must read if you enjoy historical fiction that captures the feel of the time.’

The Faerie Review

Coffee Pot Book Award

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