Circle of Ceridwen Saga Books in Order

Ceridwen's life at the Saxon fortress of Kilton is strained by her husband's inability to fight and growing tensions with his brother. A friend's visit and the return of Sidroc complicate loyalties as Danish threats gather.

In ninth-century England, fifteen-year-old Ceridwen is rescued by warriors escorting a Saxon bride to a Danish husband. Her decision to support the bride draws her into rebuilding a captured settlement and navigating divided religious and personal loyalties.

Sidroc's desire for Ceridwen draws them away from England into hardship and uncertain loyalties. As she struggles with her ties to Kilton, the rescue of a stranger creates new complications for their plans and their relationship.

Ceridwen and Sidroc begin a new life on Gotland, where trade and friendship promise peace. Their connections with a brewer and her deaf son deepen, but the arrival of a feared visitor threatens their island refuge.

On ninth-century Gotland, deaf hunter Tindr's connection with animals offers companionship amid isolation and bullying. An encounter with a mysterious woman in the forest introduces new possibilities, while jealousy and danger threaten his place in the community.

As renewed Danish attacks threaten Wessex, Ceric visits Hrald at Four Stones and Ashild confronts her hopes for marriage. On Gotland, Ceridwen and Sidroc face questions of faith and loyalty as war unsettles their wider world.

This prequel follows Sidroc from an unwanted childhood into the world of Danish warriors. Training, family rivalries, and his relationship with cousin Toki shape his youth before raids across the North Sea bring him to England.

With peace between Saxons and Danes broken, raids threaten Wessex and the people of Four Stones. Hrald struggles to defend his holdings, while Ceric's service to Prince Eadward brings new demands on friendship and loyalty.

Hrald's love for Dagmar, the hidden daughter of King Guthrum, unfolds amid renewed conflict. Meanwhile, Ceric accompanies Prince Eadward against Haesten, drawing the warriors of Four Stones into dangerous journeys and difficult tests of endurance.

After war, Ceric struggles with trauma while Edwin faces the needs of hungry people in Mercia. Hrald travels toward King Aelfred, and an approaching dragon ship threatens Sidroc's Gotland life as political and personal tensions multiply.