Viking and Castellano

Synopsis

Viking and Castellano - Book VI: Intriga, treason and redemption in medieval Europe Years after the crusades, Torstein returns to Europe as a legend or a ghost. But his war isn't over. In this sixth and final surrender of the Viking and Castellano saga, the wandering gentleman rides from the deserts of Syria to the shadows of Lazio in search of his missing son. Rome's a trap. The Order of AssassīN awaits him at the Red Tower, where nothing looks and will have to face his past judgment. That's where Alamut, an enemy who doesn't fight for power but for balance, expects him. And the price will be higher than death. Captured, tortured, divided between the sword and blood, Torstein finds Alvar in the pits, separated by a wall and united by a forgotten prayer. Along with Darius, his last ally - an assassin redeemed by love and loyalty - will undertake an impossible escape by the ruins of Italy to their only haven: Castile. But peace is an arduous path. To save his son and redeem Fátima's legacy, Torstein will have to bury a relic that has been bleeding half the world, face old ghosts and come back to Piedretta, the fiefold that once left. Not as cross. I don't eat Viking. Instead as a father. The final path is an action novel, epic and redemption, filled with battles, secrets and open wounds. A story that strongly closes one of the great contemporary medieval saga. Here you will find no just kings or easy miracles but mud, steel and treason and a promise that burns more than fire. Viking and Castellano are a novel of steel and silence, of blood and legacy, and with grandeur close one of the most intense medieval sagas of recent years. No miracles here. Just men who fight to avoid losing their soul between mud and history.