Sworn Brothers, A Tale of the Early Days of Iceland
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'Sworn Brothers' follows the intertwined fates of two Icelandic cousins, Thorolf and Gisli, who choose to become blood brothers through a ritualistic ceremony honoring the Norse gods Odin and Thor. Their journey begins in Iceland, but soon expands across the perilous seas, taking them to Norway, the Orkneys, England, Ireland, and the Isle of Man. Throughout their adventures, Thorolf and Gisli experience the excitement and dangers of Viking exploration, facing fierce battles, navigating stormy seas, and encountering diverse cultures. The story delves into their complex relationship, exploring the strains that arise from their oath of brotherhood and the consequences of their choices, including the impact of their actions on their families and communities. The narrative also highlights the role of Norse mythology and the beliefs of the Viking age, weaving these elements into the fabric of their adventures.Book Details
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