New World Books in Order
New World is a series of 5 books written by Griff Hosker.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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New World books in publication order
5 books
Blood on the Blade
by Griff Hosker
2018
Erik's family flees Orkney when Norway's king threatens their independence, only to face further fighting in Britain. Pursued again, the Clan of the Fox must trust Erik's navigation as they sail into an uncharted ocean seeking a new home.
Across the Seas
by Griff Hosker
2019
Seeking a safer home for the Clan of the Fox, Erik the Navigator leaves Iceland with his brother and three companions. Their small ship crosses daunting seas toward unknown territory, where the prospect of settlement brings fresh dangers.
The Savage Wilderness
by Griff Hosker
2019
The Clan of the Fox flees danger in Northumberland and Iceland, crossing the ocean in search of safety. Hostile weather, unfamiliar animals, conflict with local people and divisions within the clan threaten their attempt to settle.
The Bear and the Wolf
by Griff Hosker
2020
After a disastrous battle in the New World, surviving Norse settlers sail home, unaware that Erik remains behind. Erik must survive among hostile warriors while his brother Fótr faces enemies of the clan and a demanding quest.
Erik the Navigator
by Griff Hosker
2021
Left in the New World after his clan's departure, Erik fights to protect the family and community he has built. Hostile tribes force them south, where unfamiliar waters and new enemies threaten their hopes for another home.
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