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Hand of Vengeance (Douglas Bond)
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Cynwulf, shunned for being part Viking and part Saxon, lives beneath a beached Viking ship on the outskirts of the Anglo-Saxon community surrounding Tildric Hall. Life is hard enough for him as a half-breed misfit–until the fateful day his battleaxe is found in a dead man’s skull. Charged with murder and facing the sword of Anglo-Saxon justice, Cynwulf’s longings and dreams now hang in the balance, and so does his life.
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Hand of Vengeance
Cynwulf, shunned for being part Viking and part Saxon, lives beneath a beached Viking ship on the outskirts of the Anglo-Saxon community surrounding Tildric Hall. Life is hard enough for him as a half-breed misfit — until the fateful day his battleaxe is found in a dead man’s skull. Charged with murder and facing the sword of Anglo-Saxon justice, Cynwulf’s longings and dreams now hang in the balance, and so does his life.
Other volumes by Doug Bond in the Heroes and History series:
- Hostage Lands
- The Battle of Seattle
- Hammer of the Huguenots
Endorsements
“What could be better than an intriguing mystery, a little romance, and a short sojourn in a place and time that’s little known and less understood? Douglas Bond shines a light on the past in a way that’s as entertaining as it is informative.”  — Janie B. Cheaney, Senior Writer, WORLD magazine
“Hand of Vengeance is an amazing tale of intrigue and adventure you won’t want to miss.” — Brock Eastman, author of The Quest for Truth Series
“This really is a magnificent book. It was written with the mind of a lawyer and the pen of a poet.” – Simona Spear, 17-year old reader
About the Author
Douglas Bond is the author of a number of books of historical fiction and biography. He and his wife have two daughters and four sons. Bond is an elder in the Presbyterian Church of America, a teacher, a conference speaker, and a leader of church history tours.  He has written The Crown and Covenant Series, The Faith and Freedom Series, and the Heroes & History Series, of which Hand of Vengeance is a part.
Contents
- Thunor’s Bones
- Ancient Murder
- The Mangled Monk
- Fowl Murder
- No Price
- The Mead Hall
- Mongrel Half-bred Race
- Chester’s Folly
- The Weapon
- The Gospel
- Wings as a Dove
- Unprotected
- What Murderers Don’t Do
- Smitten on the Beach
- Cur Blood
- Intractable Evil
- A Woman’s Testimony
- The Eyewitness
- Wulfhere Aquitted
- Silent Witness
- Honey Mead for a Moon
- Exile in Gyrwe
- Is Safe Conduct Safe?
- Three Crimes – Three Weapons
- Be Sure Your Sins ….
- … Will Find You Out
- Chester’s Hall
- Note to the Reader
- Timeline of Anglo-Saxon History
- Glossary of Terms
| Binding | Paperback |
|---|---|
| Book Author | Douglas Bond |
| Page Count | 192 |
| Publisher | P&R Publishing |
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