Johanna Wittenberg
ALLi Author Member
Location: United States of America (the)
Genres: Historical Fiction
Johanna Wittenberg is the author of The Norsewomen Series. Like her Viking forebears, she has sailed to the far reaches of the world. She now lives on a fjord in the Pacific Northwest with her husband, whom she met on a ship bound for Antarctica. For fascinating facts about the Viking Age, visit www.JohannaWittenberg.com
Johanna Wittenberg's books
The Norse Queen
Book 1 in The Norsewomen Series. Ninth-century Norway -- a land shattered into thirty warring kingdoms, where a woman can seize power, if she is bold enough.
“Based on the real-life historical figure of Queen Asa, Wittenberg’s thorough and detailed research paints a vivid picture of early medieval Viking life…This is a fascinating glimpse into what a strong woman’s life in Viking times might have looked like..." Editor's Choice, Historical Novels Review
"Highly recommended..." Discovering Diamonds
The Falcon Queen
Book 2 in The Norsewomen Series. "...Wittenberg has a comfortable grasp on Viking culture, from practices preparing food for winter, weaponry and warcraft, as well as ship construction and repair. The varied women’s roles and their training as shield maidens are some of my favorite aspects of the series. Additionally, Asa and Hrolf both use magic to inhabit the bodies of animals, adding an enjoyable mystical layer to the story. The characters and time period come alive within Wittenberg’s prose, casting a spell on all who enter the halls of the Norsewomen series." Historical Novels Review
The Raider Bride
Book 3 in The Norsewomen Series: King Solvi is dead at the hands of the Irish king. To gain her inheritance, Ragnhild must sail to Ireland with her brother to seek vengeance. But from the outset, the venture is beset by betrayal and bloodshed…