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Paul Mould Publishing
ISBN: 1-904959-08-3
April 2005
Historical
Reviewed By Robert H. Goss
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is the year AD 927 and Hakon, son of King Harald Fairhair, is being
transported to a life as foster son to King Athelstan of Engla-lond.
Hakon’s education is at the hands of a Christian priest, and Hakon is
baptized into Christianity. Word reaches Hakon that his father has died
and Hakon’s brother, Erik has killed two of his brothers in battle and
has taken the throne. Hakon is persuaded to go back to Trondlaw to
remove Erik from power and to restore peace to the land. GOD’S
HAMMER is a wonderful story of the struggles of Hakon Haraldsson to
overcome the fears of his people and to become the first Christian King
of what is now called Norway. At first I had difficulties reading the
story, but after the first couple of chapters, I was swept up in the
action and enthralled by the descriptions of
Hakon’s struggle. Readers will not be disappointed in this
book.
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