The Hall of Tyr

Book Four of The Circle of Ceridwen Saga

De: Octavia Randolph

Narrado por: Nano Nagle

It is said that every man is haunted by one mistake....

The year is 881. Ten years have passed since 15-year-old Ceridwen set out from her Priory home to make her own life. She has known love and loss, triumph and heartbreak. Yet the Circle which has moved about her is largely intact, although the counterpoint has changed, bringing with it the hope of renewed love. Ceridwen and Sidroc build their new lives together on the Baltic island of Gotland, where they are free and unknown. The bond between them, always strong even when years and wars separated them, deepens quickly into the profound and exquisite love that Sidroc had always claimed was their shared fate.

Their new island home is a place of peace and beauty. They make fast friends of the brew-house keeper Rannveig and her deaf son, Tindr, a young man who is both an expert hunter and deeply dedicated to the service of the Goddess Freyja.

They work and plan for next year's sailing season, when they hope to send a shipment of rich goods to trade. They feel protected and safe - until the shattering arrival of the one person they fear most in the world....

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Wonderful!

I couldn’t wait for this one! So glad Sidroc and Ceridwen finally get to be together at last. Now Gotland is on my bucket list.

series continues to be good

this series continues to be enjoyable and ring true to all the historical minutia (not that I'm a scholar in such). well worth the listen, the whole series so far has been.

Another great book!

This series is amazing! This is my 3rd time listening. I’m sure there will be more in the future.

Series just gets better and better

Would you listen to The Hall of Tyr again? Why?

I loved this continuation of the saga. Ceridwen and Sidroc at last find a place to settle. Wonderful story telling!

Another Hit for This Series

If you've enjoyed the previous three books of this series, you're bound to like this one as well. It picks up where book three left off with Ceridwen and Sidroc forming a life together and all the entanglements that were bound to come from such a development with these two. One of the best things about this series is the characters, and I really liked many of the new characters whom we were introduced to and how characters we have known since book one continued to be enticing. I also appreciated how the audience was exposed to the hardships of trying to survive in the ninth century, particularly how quickly one's fortune can change in an instant from one's health to building a business to staying alive.

Nano Nagle seems to have hit her stride with books three and four of this series. I think it's because she doesn't make the Danes sound like neanderthals anymore that does it...

I recommend this to fans of historical fiction and people who enjoy this author and/or series.

I love this book!

Each time I read one of these books I’m sad that it’s over! I suspect as soon as I finish the last book I’m going to start them all over again!

Enjoying this series

I really enjoyed the culture & the tidbits about practices in this era. And as always, I enjoyed continuing with these characters.

Another Favorite!

I have enjoyed every book in this series. The only disappointment is that I know they will eventually end! Nano’s voice is calming and easy to listen to, Octavia’s stories are always top notch!

very good!

This book was so good! Couldn't put it down. Can t wait to get started on book 5!

The Hall of Try

No longer will I compare the work and writings of Octavia Nagle, stories: I, II, III, nor IIII, to that of another; such as, The Bronze Horseman, for that, Octavia Nagle, Author, works stand on their own, and quite honestly are original. Enthralling and quite enjoyable.
I am now on to the next, book V.