Tim Hodkinson Books in Order

In eighth-century Wessex, King Cynewulf moves against his remaining rival while his loyal commander Osric questions the justice of his orders. Warriors caught between family ties and sworn allegiance must decide what loyalty to a king truly demands.

Condemned Irish Knight Templar Richard Savage earns a chance at freedom by agreeing to spy in his homeland for England. Amid a Scottish invasion and rumors of a sacred treasure, he struggles to determine where his loyalties truly lie.

In Roman Britain, Irish cavalryman Fergus MacAmergin is blamed for his commander's mistake and assigned a perilous search for the spear that wounded Christ. Joining forces with Tribune Agricola, he must survive enemies who want the relic for their own purposes.

Edward Bruce abducts Richard Savage's daughter to force the knight to return something he stole. Savage ventures into an Ireland devastated by war and famine, where rescuing her becomes entangled with a desperate effort to change the course of conflict.

A series of murders in 1839 Belfast appears to be the work of an executed criminal. Supernatural investigator Joseph Sheridan joins a policeman and an aspiring journalist to pursue a doctor whose grief has become an obsession with resurrecting the dead.

In 1305 England, young Templar Richard Savage escorts holy treasure through Sherwood Forest after returning from the East. An ambush reveals unexpected complications in his mission, forcing him to choose between his orders and the beliefs that guide him.

Outlawed from Iceland, Einar Unnsson seeks refuge with an infamous Orkney jarl and joins a princess and wolf-clad warriors. Their struggle for control of the Irish Sea forces him to navigate shifting alliances, betrayal, and his own uncertain destiny.

Einar Unnsson abandons warfare to become a bard, but an attack draws him back into danger with princess Affreca. Her search for a legendary banner promising victory forces him to confront rivals, his inheritance, and the warrior's life he hoped to escape.

Exiled warrior Einar Unnsson learns that his father's vengeance now threatens his mother, while King Eirik endangers his own survival. He needs the Wolf Coats' help to save her, but their conviction that they are cursed threatens to undo them.

Einar Unnsson longs to avenge his mother, but his duties to the Wolf Coats pull him toward their campaign against Norway's King Eirik. Returning to Iceland may offer revenge, yet an old enemy there is waiting to exact his own.

Injured and unable to fight, Einar sees his hopes of reclaiming Orkney slipping away. A ruthless raider's legendary sword could change his fortunes, but taking it will require him and the Wolf Coats to overcome a formidable enemy.

Einar and the Wolf Coats leave Norway for King Aethelstan's court, then undertake a secret mission into war-torn Francia. Carrying a message meant to strengthen a royal alliance draws them into the struggle among rival nobles, Christians, and Viking raiders.

Einar serves King Aethelstan in Saxon England while the Wolf Coats remain in Ireland, dividing companions as war approaches. Fighting fellow Norsemen and struggling for acceptance, he must decide whether his new allegiance offers a future or a fatal trap.

In fifth-century Europe, the declining Roman Empire and the rising power of the Huns collide with heroes drawn from Norse legend. Battles, rival ambitions, and vows of revenge reshape loyalties as the old order gives way to a violent future.

Having angered northern Europe's rulers, Einar and the Wolf Coats sail south in search of refuge. A journey to Muslim Spain leads to imprisonment and Mediterranean dangers, while a chance to reclaim Orkney demands another risky act of rescue.

Einar and the Wolf Coats sail north to deliver a dying man's sword to his son. An uneasy alliance with Viking mercenaries sends them to investigate mysterious bloodshed, bringing them into conflict with allies of Einar's bitter enemy, King Eirik.