The Last Princess

By: Shelley Wilson

Narrated by: Ink Arnadine

Northumbria, 866 AD

Edith still has much to learn about the art of ruling a kingdom, but when her parents, sisters, and mentor are murdered, she is faced with the much harder challenge of staying alive long enough to get her revenge.

As a girl in Anglo-Saxon England, Edith finds it hard to be heard above the Eldermen who are ripping the kingdom to pieces. She finds allies in the unexpected, and enemies closer to home, but nothing can prepare her for the arrival of the Vikings.

Torn from her homeland and sold into slavery, she is determined to survive at any cost. Edith clings to her dream of returning home one day to claim her throne.

As she builds friendships and finds love in a foreign world, she starts to believe in a better tomorrow until someone from her past arrives with a devastating revelation.

Can she do what must be done? And will the Vikings let her leave?

©2022 Shelley Wilson & BHC Press (P)2023 Shelley Wilson & BHC Press

Rivetingly Brilliant

Never have I ever finished a book in one day, but The Last Princess I just couldn't put down! It is a wonderful story of English nobility, intrigue, and Vikings. Ms. Wilson's superb writing style draws the reader into the story as she provides a glimpse into the feuding English nobility and the daily life of the Vikings. Ink Arnadine's storytelling finesse is absolutely entrancing. Ms. Arnadine's silky smooth voice is a delight, and her vocal tones lend a sense of realism to the characters.

Absolutely Epic!!

I loved the viewpoint of Vikings as more than just brutish marauders and the freedoms there were in their culture, particularly for women.
All brought to vivid life, of course, by the incomparable Ink Arnadine!!!