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This historical novel is the first in the Wihtwara series.

In 686 the Christian led invasion of Wihtland (Isle of Wight) killed the pagan Islanders, the Wihtwara, because they would not give up their worship to Nature and their Goddess Nerthus. Jan Harper Whale brings their story to life for the first time, after years of research.

Dagrun Wahl of the Warinni is Guardian of the stones. She discovers through the Last Telling, the truth about her people. The Wihtwara. They are the true royal bloodline to Woden. And they were killed for it.

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This historical novel is the second in the Wihtwara series.
Based on two years of intensive research, uncovering archaeological evidence and ancient spiritual codex, Jan Harper Whale continues the narrative not only of the Wihtwara, but extends it to exciting discoveries along the Silk Road.

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The third book in the Wihtwara series.
The journey continues for Eyvindr Wahl as he confronts for the first time, the inexorable growth of the Roman Catholic one god religion that threatens their Pagan gods and goddesses. The power to protect them is held within the Halig Stan, teh Sacred Stone. Visions tell them of missionaries sent to destroy their age old beliefs. Recant or die.

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The fourth book in the Wihtwara series.
This final narrative builds a wonderful love story between the King and Queen of Wihtland. Both physical and deeply spiritual, they mirror the pagan people of the island, the Wihtwara. Peaceful and very aware of their enduring relationship to the Gods and Goddess, Nerthus, the Earth Mother. Yet, the power of he RC church is focused on destroying paganism at all costs: Caedwalla came with an army and took the Isle of Wight, destroying all the inhabitants thereof, and to place in their stead twelve hundred Christian families from his own province (with the support of Bishop Wilfred).