Who stirs the sea
Paperback
Series: Frode: Iron Age Detective
Publisher: Geoff Bunn
Published: Nov 19 2025
Pages: 118
Weight: 0.32
Height: 0.28 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
It was a time of DEATH and dying.
But the people were not afraid to die, they did not live in fear like children scared of the dark.
What did matter to them, to all of them, was HOW they died.
And where there were any doubts about a death, might there not have been a VERIFIER - not exactly a 'detective', but the closest thing they had...
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WHO STIRS THE SEA: At sea, three boats are lost, in fair weather. Nine lives in total. The villagers of HOLT struggle to deal with the consequences.
Are they cursed by the gods?
FRODE and GEYR arrive to help solve the mystery, but discovering the cause is only half the battle...
--Set in SWEDEN, in the Late Iron Age, the FRODE books are classic detective fiction with a hint of the supernatural.
These books can be read in any order.Also from
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