Eadric the Grasper (Sons of Mercia Vol. 1)

Eadric the Grasper (Sons of Mercia Vol. 1)
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Download or read book Eadric the Grasper (Sons of Mercia Vol. 1) written by Jayden Woods and published by Jayden Woods. This book was released on 2010 with total page 412 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Streona means "the grasper" and such was Eadric's character. He clutched for power and money wherever he could but his primary goal was peace and stability for England. If he must put a Viking king on the throne to gain a pleasurable life for himself and his true love, so be it. Meanwhile, a ruthless vigilante called "the Golden Cross" will do anything necessary to keep the Vikings from the throne. Eadric must pit his wits and sword against the crafty masked figure, but doing so traps him in a dark web of lies and deception. When at last he uncovers the rebel's identity, his entire world will fall apart, and he must face a terrible choice. Can the selfish Eadric Streona sacrifice his own welfare for the sake of another's?


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