The Wolf Coats end up in hot water along the Whale Road.

The Wolf Coats venture into sunnier climes really does lead them into hot water as as they end up coerced into tackling Pirates after an encounter with Greek fire. For a couple of the crew it’s a family reunion but for all it’s a deadly mission that promises high reward if successful. It comes at a cost in this action adventure that takes you from cover to cover in no time at all. Good book and I enjoyed it.

Yet another super book in the series about Einar and the Wolf Coats. I can only liken them to Viking Special Forces - deadly professional soldiers who are more than happy to operate behind enemy lines, skillfully blending in with the local environment to stay undercover. (Perhaps an ancient Special Boat Service!)
This book in the saga follows the disparate group of warriors into the Mediterranean and to Andaluz and beyond. Fantastic battle scenes, very gory, keeping you on the edge of your seat until the end. The author introduces us to the use of Greek Fire, a secret substance that acts like napalm against enemy ships and soldiers. This horrific weapon was widely used by the Byzantines, with its composition still unknown.
As before, I can highly recommend this book and the rest of the series.