Beyond the Dragonhead by Kelly Nichols and Alyn Rockwood | Book Review

Beyond the Dragonhead by Kelly Nichols and Alyn Rockwood | Book ReviewBeyond the Dragonhead: A Viking Adventure by Kelly Nichols, Alyn Rockwood
Series: Viking Refugees #1
Published by MindTo on July 27, 2020
Genres: Adventure, Fiction, Historical Fiction, Middle-Grade, Myths & Legends
Format: eBook, Paperback
Pages: 214

After the destruction of their village by a tyrannical king, Thyra and her father flee their homeland with a small band of survivors including severely wounded kinsman Bjorn. While pursued by the king’s best warriors, Thyra’s feelings for Bjorn deepen, and she realizes his injuries are too deadly for her herbal skills to cure.

In a race for refuge and healing, they encounter Magyar fighters, medieval royalty, a Sami tribe, and even a pod of friendly dolphins. When Thyra’s father becomes ensnared by their enemies, Thyra must do the unthinkable in a desperate attempt to save him and her people.

Drawing from Viking history and ancient Norse culture, “Beyond the Dragonhead” is a story woven amongst fallout from the betrayal of Norway's King Olaf Tryggvason at the Battle of Svolder.

This novel is perfect for historical fiction lovers and fans of Vikings who believe they were more than just bloodthirsty raiders.

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Source: Kindle Unlimited, Received from the author or publisher for review.

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My thoughts on Beyond the Dragonhead by Kelly Nichols and Alyn Rockwood

I think this book is suitable for all ages, perhaps some of the scenes are a little heavy for young readers. I would rate it for middle-grade through adult readers.

That said, I highly recommend Beyond the Dragonhead to lovers of historical fiction and action genres.

The characters are well-written and consistent. The amount of research required to write a book like this is monumental. Every word draws the reader deeper into the Viking world. The mystery, action, and adventure carry the story from the first page to the last.

Kudos to the authors for providing us with such an entertaining story. I look forward to reading book 2.

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I received a review request from the author. This is my honest, unbiased opinion.

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Beyond the Dragonhead by Kelly Nichols and Alyn Rockwood

About Kelly Nichols

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Originally from Michigan, Kelly Nichols moved to Colorado with her husband and son in 1994 and started a private tutoring business the following year.

She holds bachelor's degrees from Hope College in exercise science and educational psychology but continues to receive her most profound education through the adventures and musings of her kids.

When she isn't tutoring math or science, she's probably setting a volleyball, reading, spending time with family and friends, attending a concert or bible study, cooking, gardening, or learning something new. Her favorite places are libraries and tropical beaches.

About Alyn Rockwood

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Alyn was born and raised on a fruit farm in Centerville, Utah. He holds a Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics from Cambridge and currently co-owns a small tech company called, “Boulder Graphics”.

 

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