erilaR Books in Order
Part ofHector Miller Books in OrderBrowse erilaR by Hector Miller in reading order, with short summaries for each book and a clear title list to help you find a starting point.
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erilaR books in publication order
5 books
Stranger from Another Land
by Hector Miller
2019
In 453 AD, Attila's death leaves Rome devastated and rival peoples poised to reshape Europe. On the Pannonian plains, the birth of Ragnaris begins the story of warriors whose descendants will terrify nations for centuries.
Blood of the Khan
by Hector Miller
2020
As tribes threaten the Roman Empire in 469 AD, Ragnar is drawn into struggles for power within and beyond its borders. Forced to choose his loyalties, he refuses to remain a pawn in other men's ambitions.
War God from the Sea
by Hector Miller
2021
Ragnar reaches Scandza amid a conflict between the Svear and Gautar, while Roman intrigues threaten the Heruli farther south. He and his companions must fight and outwit old enemies to prevent the empire's collapse.
The Iron One
by Hector Miller
2022
A brutal northern winter and a king's broken oath force Ragnar and his people into flight. While he confronts a formidable champion among the Spear Danes, a summons from Trokondas draws him toward Rome's worsening crisis.
Ring Breaker
by Hector Miller
2025
Seeking warriors to reclaim his northern lands in 475 AD, Ragnar returns to an Italia divided by military unrest. Trouble in the Eastern Empire soon pulls him and his companions into a mission steeped in deception.
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