Wolf Brethen Books in Order

Lord Lann's brothers are besieged by Saxons, forcing him across hostile territory to help them. Meanwhile, war with Gwynedd and Irish raids threaten the home he has built, pulling his warriors between family loyalties and defending Rheged.

When Saxons destroy their village, three orphaned boys join King Urien's warriors. In late sixth-century Britain, they must learn to fight for a threatened kingdom as the surviving Britons resist the invaders pressing into their lands.

Surrounded by Saxon enemies, Rheged's warlord leads his warriors in defense of one of Britain's remaining native kingdoms. Their struggle also brings betrayal and murder among supposed allies, making trust as dangerous as the battles themselves.

King Aella wages war against Britain's remaining native rulers, forcing Lord Lann and his Wolf Warriors into renewed resistance. Their battlefield strength offers little protection against betrayal by allies as the Saxons threaten the survival of their kingdom.

A new warlord faces a Northumbrian invasion and uncertain allies as Rheged struggles to protect its people. Suspicions of treachery accompany the fighting, drawing the warriors toward the conflict between Edwin's forces and their Welsh and Mercian opponents.

Lord Lann, the Wolf Warrior, seeks to unite the remaining free peoples against King Edwin and his Northumbrians. Armed with a magical sword, he faces treachery and competing loyalties in the struggle between Saxons and Romano-British survivors.

News of a new Northumbrian king brings the Warlord of Rheged north with an army. When Saxon warriors abduct his son and the Prince of Gwynedd, he must lead a smaller force into a dangerous rescue mission.

Summoned to Byzantium, the Warlord of Rheged and Myrddyn become entangled in conspiracies while uncovering the truth about Saxon Slayer. Returning to Britain, he seeks Welsh allies against King Iago and the Saxons as danger reaches his family.

With the Wolf Brethren depleted by war, disease and age, the Warlord faces a blood feud with Saxon mercenaries. Northumbria's struggle against Mercia threatens Rheged, while an unexpected source of hope emerges through his nephew Arturus.

Victory over King Edwin briefly gives the Welsh and their Mercian allies control, but divisions soon return. The Warlord and Gawan must protect Rheged amid rival claims, while Myrddyn's reappearance brings a warning of approaching disaster.