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Lost Tales of Mercia

by Jayden Woods

All ten Lost Tales of Mercia set in Anglo-Saxon England can now be read in a single ebook. A mother defies an ealdorman for the sake of her son. A boy becomes king at eleven years of age through the scandalous...

Ashes of Dearen: Book 1

by Jayden Woods

A red-eyed assassin, an unready princess, a sadistic politician, and an adulterous queen all desire the secret behind a magical dust known as safra. Safra is said to bring happiness, but these characters’...

The Tenth Lost Tale of Mercia: Edmund the Aetheling

by Jayden Woods

In the tenth and final Lost Tale, young prince Edmund suspects a plot against his father's life. He turns to his siblings, Aydith and Aethelstan, for help, but King Ethelred heeds none of them. Will they ever...

The Ninth Lost Tale of Mercia: Runa the Wife

by Jayden Woods

Runa expects to live her entire life isolated in the woods until she meets Thorkell the Tall. She tries to conform to society through a traditional marriage, but at a very high cost to them both. “The Lost...

The Eighth Lost Tale of Mercia: Canute the Viking

by Jayden Woods

As a teenager, Canute struggles to find his place among a fortress of Jomsvikings and the differing religions surrounding them. An unexpected relationship with another Jomsviking, forbidden by the Christians,...

The Seventh Lost Tale of Mercia: Hildred the Maid

by Jayden Woods

In 1005 A.D., a terrible famine strikes Engla-lond. When a poor young woman named Hildred grows desperate enough to break the law for her survival, a rising thegn named Eadric takes her fate in his hands. “The...

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Commented on Faster Than Light: The Fallen Goddess

jaydenwoods
jaydenwoods (12 books)
Thu, 25 Nov 2010 04:31:16 +0100

This novella is the first in an ongoing series. It is quite entertaining on its own, but also serves as an introduction of the characters and ideas that continue to develop as the plot thickens. The second book, "Dobhriathar," further explores the governor who ran away from her space colony, in fact. These books combine fast-paced, intricately woven plots with intelligent sci-fi themes that are both fascinating and horrifying. Pierce is sort of like Orson Scott Card meets H.P. Lovecraft. Great series so far, and I look forward to reading more!


Commented on The Second Lost Tale of Mercia: Ethelred the King

jaydenwoods
jaydenwoods (12 books)
Wed, 30 Jun 2010 23:15:39 +0200

Thank you, it's great to hear from a reader. I hope you like each one more than the last!