Far Traveler

"Far Traveler" plunges readers into the tumultuous world of tenth-century Britain, following Aelfwyn, a seventeen-year-old princess of Mercia. After the tragic death of her mother, Aethelflaed, Aelfwyn finds herself imprisoned by her ambitious uncle, King Edward. She bravely flees, adopting the guise of a male bard to conceal her identity and navigate the dangerous political landscape. The story explores themes of grief, courage, identity, and the pursuit of justice as Aelfwyn uses her wits and musical talent to influence the resolution of deep-seated enmities. It's a compelling historical adventure for young adults interested in medieval history and strong female protagonists.