The Path of Raido

The Path of Raido

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sun, Oct 26, 2025
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When Sigrid Halvordottir keeps her dying grandmother's promise to return her ashes to the fjord of her youth, she expects closure - not destiny. Drawn through storm and song, Sigrid is carried across time to the age of Ragnar Lothbrok, where the gods she once honored in ink and fire are no longer myth but memory. Marked by runes that burn with divine intent, she must find her place in a world that worships what she only believed. Forged by grief, faith, and the pull of the sea, Sigrid's journey begins where the old world ends - on The Path of Raido.
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The real story of Ragnar 'Lothbrok' right out of the Danish Histories! He sails halfway round the known world to slay a fire breathing dragon for the hand of Princess Aslaug. The Saga of Ragnar 'Lothbrok' Sigurdson is about King Ragnar Lothbrok of Denmark as told by the Skald-Cleric Saxo in the twelfth century in his 'Nine Books of the Danish History of Saxo Grammaticus'. This is the real story of King Ragnar Lothbrok of Denmark as recounted by the ancient Danish historians Sven Aggeson and Saxo Grammaticus in Book Nine of Saxo's series. There are other conflicting accounts of Ragnar Lothbrok and his sons and I have attempted to include those viewpoints as well when they can be worked into Saxo's historical timeline, but this Book 1 of my 'The Varangian' series will be attempting to show how Saxo blended fiction and true history in his Nine Books.

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