Wolfsburg Adventures

Your family can be the death of you in 1200's Augston, a central European country. That's what Brynhild Von Wolfsburg discovers when rumors swirl that she isn't Eric Von Wolfsburg's daughter and his vassals plan to eliminate her. She disguises herself as Louisa of Pirrip and joins Saxe-Kline, a castle of serf-knights headed by Ministeriales Wilhelm and his family. Little does she know that the vassals trying to kill her are also scheming to take over Saxe-Kline. The family of Saxe-Kline, from the sweet Lady Anne to the rambunctious Bigitte, become ever more dear to her, and when the Wolfsburg's vassals move to take away all they hold dear, Brynhild must overcome her fears to save both the family she left and the new family that took her in. Even if that means spying and facing a murderous aunt. Vivian Yongewa is not a medievalist or a professional historian, but she does love history and mysteries. She lives in Northern California with a lovely and talented daughter and an equally talented husband.

How much can loyalty take from you? That is the question that Brynhild Von Meiser and her friends must discover when her parents summon them to a Christmas meeting of the lords of Augston. Her father anticipates war with the king of Augston, and he demands that she marry a man with an army for him. Karl Von Saxe-Kline, Bigitte Von Saxe-Kline, and Alfred Von Saxe-Kline wait for their own lord, Landgrave Rudolf, to hire the men so they can defend their home from a lawsuit, but Rudolf delays. But then a boy is discovered dead in the moat, and all their plans start to fall apart. Brynhild must prove that the boy was murdered if she wants the autonomy to defend Meiser from a husband, and her father tempts the Saxe-Kliner's away from Rudolf with a job offer if they will catch the king stealing. How will our heroes protect everything they hold most dear against these competing claims on everyone's loyalty? Vivian Yongewa is not a medievalist or a professional historian, but she does love history and mysteries. She lives in Northern California with a lovely and talented daughter and an equally talented husband.

War tears the medieval country of Augston between supporters of Emperor Frederick and the supporters of King Harold when the king imprisons Margravine Adelberta. Eric Von Wolfsburg leads the charge to rescue the margravine, so when he disappears and his trusted guard Gus is murdered, the emperor's supporters are left floundering. Eric's daughter, Brynhild, must find Eric while hiding his absence. Fortunately, her friends Karl and Bigitte are there to help. Unfortunately, Karl is busy finding a spy in the emperor's encampment, and Bigitte is investigating Gus's murder. Can the three friends rescue Eric, and thus Augston, from spies and kidnappers? Vivian Yongewa is not a medievalist or a professional historian, but she does love history and mysteries. She lives in Northern California with a lovely and talented daughter and an equally talented husband.