The Crusader Chronicles Books in Order

Conrad Wolff travels to Livonia in 1210 and joins the Sword Brothers' campaigns against pagan communities. As the military order expands its power, he becomes entangled in conflicts with Estonian tribes, Lithuanians, and Russians across the Baltic frontier.

With German crusaders departing Livonia, the Bishop of Riga seeks Danish help while Conrad Wolff faces a new invasion. Charged with raising a makeshift army, Conrad must delay overwhelming enemies long enough for fresh knights to reach the threatened crusader state.

A Danish blockade and pestilence threaten Livonia until King Valdemar's invasion of Oesel unexpectedly changes the balance of power. Conrad Wolff and the Sword Brothers confront renewed conflict in the east and a rising Lithuanian threat to the south.

Conrad Wolff's anger over an injustice draws Livonia and Estonia into dangerous political disputes. While war in Lithuania drains the Sword Brothers, a crisis in the frozen north forces him to make a decision with consequences for the entire order.

A hostile papal legate brings accusations against Conrad Wolff, threatening to divide the Baltic crusader state. As old enemies become allies and former friends exploit Livonia's weakness, Conrad and the Sword Brothers fight to preserve their lives and independence.

A renewed crusade against Novgorod draws Conrad Wolff and the Sword Brothers toward a final campaign. An enemy from Conrad's past revives his desire for revenge, setting events in motion that lead toward confrontation on frozen Lake Peipus.