The Two Rivers’ Son

AN ASSYRIAN EPIC FOR ALL READERS A story that transcends cultures to touch every heartVolume 1 of The Two Rivers’ SonA warrior without a homeland. A destiny forged in fire and faith.When Ashur, the last son of fallen Assyria, arrives at the wooden walls of Godricsburh, he carries nothing but his father’s ancient blade and the weight of a shattered past. Seeking refuge in a land where old gods clash with new beliefs, he finds himself caught between worlds, neither fully pagan nor Christian, neither conqueror nor conquered.In this remote Anglo-Saxon settlement, honor is earned through steel and loyalty tested by fire. As tensions rise and enemies gather like storm clouds, Ashur must decide whether to remain forever an outsider or forge a new path in a world that demands everything and promises nothing.With war brewing on distant horizons and faith dividing hearts, one foreign warrior’s choice may determine whether ancient bloodlines survive or perish in the crucible of a changing age.The Two Rivers’ Son is a sweeping tale of identity, belonging, and the courage required to build something new from the ashes of what was lost, a story that speaks to anyone who has ever felt caught between two worlds.Meticulously researched and written in a blend of period-authentic dialogue and accessible prose, featuring a blend of Old English and Modern English, this novel brings the early medieval world to vivid, visceral life. Historical elements have been artfully reimagined and reordered to serve the dramatic narrative, this is historical fiction that puts story first while honoring the spirit of the past.Perfect for fans of:Bernard Cornwell’s The Last KingdomHistorical epics with authentic cultural depthCharacter-driven stories where personal honor matters as much as epic battlesAnyone who loves immersive historical fiction that doesn’t sacrifice emotional truth for historical accuracyNote: Volume 1 concludes with a dramatic turning point that sets the stage for an even more intense and far-reaching conflict in Volume 2.