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Harald
- Narrated by: David D. Friedman
- Length: 9 hrs and 59 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Harald Haraldsson, farmer, sometime commander of the allied armies, and the best storyteller in the Northvales, has a problem. For 30 years, the Kingdom of Kaerlia, the Order, and the Vales have together held back the empire. Now, the king who forged that alliance is dead. His heir, preferring subjects to allies, is trying to seize control of the order. Its Lady Commander has vanished.
To put the alliance back together Harald will have to:
- Raise an army from the Vales, where nobody owes allegiance to anyone.
- Find and rescue the Lady Leonora - if she is still alive.
- End a civil war.
- Persuade a young king that he is making a very large mistake.
- And do it all with as little killing as possible. Because he will need every lancer of the kingdom and every lady of the order when the emperor and his legions, the best infantry in the world, come south again.
But wars are not won only by fighting; even the best infantry in the world has to eat and drink. Harald has a lot of friends, and a story, sometimes, is more useful than a sword.
©2006 David D. Friedman (P)2019 David D. Friedman