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Northlanders. Book four, The plague widow
A violent disease spreads in an isolated Viking settlement just as a frigid winter begins, and after the sick are sent away and the gates are closed, the community inside the walls faces intimidation, brutality, starvation, subzero temperatures, feral animals, mob violence, targeted assassinations, and the remaining threat of the disease.
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- "A violent disease spreads in an isolated Viking settlement just as a frigid winter begins, and after the sick are sent away and the gates are closed, the community inside the walls faces intimidation, brutality, starvation, subzero temperatures, feral animals, mob violence, targeted assassinations, and the remaining threat of the disease."@en
- ""Set in Viking Russia in A.D.1020, "The Plague Widow" examines a year in the life of a remote settlement under siege by a contagious outbreak. The residents of this village are so focused on shutting the outside world out, they don't think about who they're shutting themselves in with." --Publishers description."