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Дорогой китов называли скандинавы морскую ширь, в которую устремлялись их длинные корабли - драккары.
По дороге китов уходили в походы и набеги опытные, закаленные воины - и юнцы, мечтавшие о ратных подвигах, богатстве и славе.
На дорогу китов вступил и Орм, сын Рерика, примкнувший к Обетному Братству - отряду викингов, спаянному узами общей клятвы.
Дорога китов ведет Орма по морю и по суше, через кровь, пот и слезы, через ярость сражений и боль потерь - все это испытания, которые посылает людям Всеотец Один.
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Братство Одина ждет от своего вожака, молодого Орма Торговца, что тот приведет их домой из далекого Миклагарда. Но Орм лишается своего легендарного меча, на рукояти которого рунами вырезана дорога к сокровищам Атли. Меч похитил коварный викинг Старкад, и побратимы отправляются за ним в погоню. Дорога китов пролегает на сей раз по суше — по охваченной распрями Византии и пустыням Ближнего Востока, — но эта суша многократно опаснее морской пучины, недаром ее прозвали Волчьим морем...

Юный ярл Орм по-прежнему возглавляет Обетное Братство – отряд викингов, спаянный узами общей клятвы, принесенной Всеотцу Одину: быть вместе и в мире, и в войне. Его побратимы, казалось бы, остепенились и прочно осели на берегу, но огонь приключений и опасности в их сердцах не угас. И снова они отправляются в поход за проклятым серебром Аттилы, к необъятным просторам Травяного моря. Спокойная жизнь на суше не для побратимов – такая уж у них судьба. Но теперь викинги не одни – вместе с ними из Новгорода идет дружина юного князя Владимира, которому также не терпится добраться до сокровищ великого завоевателя. Чем закончится этот трудный поход? О том ведает лишь Дорога китов, бесконечная, как небо…

Конец XIII века. Английский монарх Эдуард Длинноногий только что потопил в крови Уэльс. Теперь он хочет сделать то же самое с непокорной землей скоттов. Роберт Брюс, шотландский лорд королевских кровей, страстно желает взойти на престол своей страны. Он готов использовать любые средства, чтобы сделать Шотландию могущественной и процветающей. И стоит перед выбором: сокрушить в союзе с Англией остальных претендентов на трон – или встать с ними бок о бок против войск Эдуарда…

The long awaited return to Robert Low’s Oathsworn series Island of Mann, 979AD. A monk lies dying with a sworn secret he must pass onto Crowbone, the true heir to Norway’s throne, before he breathes his last. The monk’s words will decide the fate of a kingdom. But once the secret is revealed, Crowbone’s long-time enemy, Gunnhild, the Witch Mother of Kings, threatens his path to the crown and will stop at nothing to prevent him from attaining his royal destiny. Crowbone and his men must survive an unforgiving journey and face their sworn rival. It is a quest that will test the very bonds that tie the Oathsworn together.

The Oathsworn have become feared and respected throughout the Viking world. Their name goes before them and men cower in their presence, but they soon discover that fame comes at a price. While the Oathsworn revel in their newfound glory, Sterki, an old enemy with revenge in his heart, attacks their homestead--the Fjord Elk is sunk, old oar mates die, and the Oathsworn are forced to flee into the mountains. Unaccustomed to losing, the men retreat to lick their wounds. They have been entrusted with the care of Queen Sigrith, pregnant and soon to bear the heir to the crown of Sweden, and though the urge for revenge is strong, Orm's first duty is to protect the queen. He soon realizes that revenge is not the only thing on Sterki's mind; he has joined forces with Styrbjorn, nephew of King Eirik and next in line to the throne--if he can only get rid of the current heir. As the Oathsworn fight to defend themselves and their newfound celebrity and fortune, they're soon to realize that fame isn't all it's cracked up to be

Scotland in turmoil. Robert Low at his best. William Wallace fled to France after his defeat at the Battle of Falkirk, which ended his rebellion against the English King. He would have been slain at Falkirk but for the courage of Hal of Herdmanston, whose home was razed in reprisal by King Edward -- but who has become a follower of the Earl of Carrick, known as the Bruce, now a friend of the English. The Bruce is playing a dangerous game in submitting to Edward since his own ambition, fostered by his auld reprobate grandfather, is to be the King of Scotland. But bitter rivalry amongst the Scots nobility is as grave an obstacle to its independence as the forces of the English Edward Longshanks, and the Bruce has powerful rivals. Wallace has returned home, though he still faces betrayal from his own. His loyalty is to the previous king, John Baliol, a prisoner of the Pope. Knights Templar, Cathar heretics, and a Curse laid on the Bruce's family all conspire against Robert, as well as Edward's forces. Murder and treachery will be crucial weapons in the long and bloody rise of the Bruce to his coronation.

The epic and action packed third novel in Low’s Oathsworn series charting the adventures of Orm and his band of Viking brothers
The Oathsworn have itchy feet. Battle-hungry and tired of keeping the homestead fires burning, they are restless for action. And, being the Oathsworn, action is what they get.
When their homestead is attacked by Klerkon and his men, the Oathsworn promise bloody revenge. But they didn’t count on having to undertake the most dangerous journey of their lives in order to save two of their number.
Packed with epic adventure and bloody action, The White Raven is Robert Low at his very best.

It is 1314. Robert the Bruce has reigned for eight hard years, driving out his English enemies with fire and sword. Lives have been shredded by war – wives, daughters and lovers slain or imprisoned. His men have lost almost everything. But three great fortresses in the Kingdom remain under English rule: Roxburgh, Stirling and Edinburgh. Bruce must capture each stronghold after another to come face-to-face with Edward II, the English King humiliated by defeat and determined to put down his Scottish enemy once and for all. And the last great battle for the Scottish throne will be decided on a bloody field called Bannockburn.