The Son of Ragnar by Kelvin A

The Son of Ragnar by Kelvin A is a historical fiction novel that follows the journey of a young African boy who is captured and taken away from his homeland to be sold as a slave.

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Summary of The Son of Ragnar

The story takes place during the Viking era, and the boy has washed ashore in the Norsemen’s homeland, where he is adopted by a family and given the name “Olu.”

Olu grows up and learns the Viking language and ways, eventually becoming a skilled warrior. Ragnar, one of the greatest Viking warriors, notices and takes him under his wing, treating him like a son. Olu earns the admiration of his fellow Vikings and becomes a devoted member of their community.

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However, as Olu grows older, he begins to wonder about his place in this new world. He struggles to reconcile his African ancestry with his Viking upbringing, and he wonders where his true allegiances lie. Olu must confront the truth about his past and the role he may play in shaping the future as he navigates the complex relationships and politics of Viking society.

Kelvin_A weaves a tale of adventure, betrayal, and self-discovery across the 224 chapters of “The Son Of Ragnar,” set against the backdrop of a turbulent and fascinating era in history. The novel is a thrilling and thought-provoking exploration of identity, culture, and the power of choice.

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