The Last Heir of East Anglia: Danish Integration in Anglo-Saxon England

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December, AD 902. King Æthelwold of East Anglia falls in battle, leaving behind a kingdom—and a daughter.

Elinor is crowned queen in a world where women rule only by extraordinary strength or divine destiny. Bound by duty and driven by a longing for peace, she weds a Danish chieftain in a bold bid to unite two warring peoples.


But unity comes at a cost. Elinor suffers loss upon loss—of children, of love, of the simplicity of youth. After bonding with Æthelflæd, Lady of the Mercians, Elinor must confront Viking raiders, broker peace, and build a new foundation for a fractured land.


A sweeping historical adventure, THE LAST HEIR OF EAST ANGLIA is a story of friendship and the power of one woman to reshape a kingdom.

December, AD 902. King Æthelwold of East Anglia falls in battle, leaving behind a kingdom—and a daughter. Elinor is crowned queen in a world where women rule only by extraordinary strength or divine destiny. Bound by duty and driven by a longing for peace, she weds a Danish chieftain in a bold bi...

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Garry Sumner
January 19, 2026
most enjoyable tale but with tongue in cheek in english (not US) the plural of roof is rooves as in hoof/ hooves. One would use the other spelling in a sentence like: the roofs eves ( singular) a small oversight i am sure.
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