The Last Princess - Wilson, Shelley
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Northumbria, 866 AD Edith still has much to learn about the art of ruling a kingdom, but when her family is murdered, she's faced with the challenge of staying alive. As a young woman in Anglo-Saxon England, Edith finds it hard to be heard above the Eldermen who are ripping the kingdom to pieces, but nothing can prepare her for the arrival of the pirates and the Vikings. Torn from her homeland and sold into slavery, she's determined to survive at any cost. Finding allies in the unexpected and enemies closer to home, Edith clings to her dream of returning home one day to reclaim her throne and to exact revenge on those who harmed her family.…mehr

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Northumbria, 866 AD Edith still has much to learn about the art of ruling a kingdom, but when her family is murdered, she's faced with the challenge of staying alive. As a young woman in Anglo-Saxon England, Edith finds it hard to be heard above the Eldermen who are ripping the kingdom to pieces, but nothing can prepare her for the arrival of the pirates and the Vikings. Torn from her homeland and sold into slavery, she's determined to survive at any cost. Finding allies in the unexpected and enemies closer to home, Edith clings to her dream of returning home one day to reclaim her throne and to exact revenge on those who harmed her family.
Autorenporträt
Shelley Wilson is a word nerd with a passion for storytelling and a mission to inspire and entertain. She is an English multi-genre author of YA fiction and motivational self-help titles. She lives in a leafy suburb in the West Midlands, UK with her three children and a spoilt black cat called Luna. Shelley is a solo traveller, searching for stories and inspiration in her VW campervan called Snoopy, and is obsessed with exploring castles and researching anything mythological, supernatural, or historical. When she's not writing, she enjoys eating pizza, paddleboarding, drawing, driving Snoopy, singing loudly (and badly), and rewatching old shows.