Rán's Daughters - by Kaitlin Felix (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

When a child on the shore waves to their parent as they stand in the beast-prow of a sleek ship of oak, journeying from the fjords of home to a far shore and plunder beyond reckoning, then it is well known that the child goes away from that sight wishing to one day sail the swan-road after them. And often, they do. Still more often, they die in the doing... Gyda Fiskwif and her all-women crew of Viking merchants set out to Al-Andalus only to discover that treachery, rather than treasure, lies in wait. A vengeful fire to reclaim her ship, her treasure, and her crew's freedom sets Gyda on a harrowing journey through Dyflin (Dublin), Jorvik (York), and eventually to the distant Norse settlements of Iceland at the height of the Viking Age. A saga of seasalt, blood, and gold, Ran's Daughters is a female-driven Viking epic like no other.

About the Author

Kaitlin Felix writes Norse historical fiction and fantasy. Raised on the Texas-Mexico border, she now resides in Switzerland with her small family. Her credits include the short story Wave Runners in Althingi: The Crescent and The Northern Star (Outland Entertainment, USA), and the audio drama The Seeing Trees (AltStories podcast, UK.) In her downtime, Kaitlin enjoys crocheting, video games, and collecting too many boxes of tea.