The Uprising of Ubba the Heathen

The Uprising of Ubba the Heathen is a gripping historical adventure that chronicles the life of one of the Viking Age's most formidable and powerful leaders. Ubba, the son of the legendary Ragnar Lothbrok, rose to prominence as a key figure in the Great Heathen Army, leading brutal raids and military campaigns across Anglo-Saxon England. From his early years in the warrior culture of Scandinavia to his pivotal role in the invasions that shaped the course of history, Ubba's story is one of vengeance, power, and relentless ambition. As the Viking forces ravaged the kingdoms of Northumbria, Mercia, and Wessex, Ubba's name became synonymous with fear and retribution. His leadership in the capture of York, the execution of King Aella, and his continuing efforts to expand Viking control across England solidified his place in both history and legend. But as the tides of war began to turn, Ubba's own fate would unfold on the battlefield, marking the end of the initial Viking conquest. Through a combination of historical fact and compelling narrative, The Uprising of Ubba the Heathen brings the fierce Viking leader to life, shedding light on the man behind the myth. With a real timeline of Ubba's life included in the back of the book to help distinguish fact from fiction, this installment is a must-read for history enthusiasts and fans of the Viking era. The Uprising of Ubba the Heathen is the twelfth book in the Vikings series, but each volume stands alone, offering a unique glimpse into the life of the Vikings who changed the world.