I bought this in a second hand shop in Lillehammer, Norway. The place where the story starts. This is a story about the Birkebeinerne that saved Prince Haakon and traveled over the mountain to bring him to Nidaros. This is a very important part of Norwegian history.
The book seams to be signed by the author. It is not always easy to understand this type of signatures. I´m going to read this and then bring it to the Convention in Oslo 2017.

I decided not to read this. I tried. It had a lot of English words I didn't understand and it took me to much time to read. So I gave up. Maybe to early, but I got lots of other books to read.
There where also a couple of things that annoyed me. He uses some Norwegian words. We say: tusen takk. In the book the author say: tusen tuk.
Inga makes some food for the king. Smoked salmon in Lillehammer in a war? Where did she get the salmon from? It is several days on a horse to the nearest salmon river. I think people in those days ate short traveled food. If they ate big fishes in Lillehammer back then, they would eat trout.

This book will be released at the Bookcrossing Convention Oslo 2017.

I picked this up at the convention