My go-to wheels used to always be a Range Rover, but the new Defender is so good, it is literally one of the nicest cars I’ve ever driven. Sure, it might be aimed at a much younger generation than mine, but it didn’t stop me enjoying every minute. Just having defeated the Black Dragon at his coronation, Alfie is trying to focus on making less of a fool of himself in his day job, something the Prime Minister is keen to encourage as much as possible, when a new threat hits the Kingdom. Alfie is so uncertain of himself but when he comes into his own it gives you such a victorious feeling. Language:PG (1 swears, 0 “f”); Mature Content:G; Violence:PG-13 (impaling with description of bloodshed).

I ask the question 'who is this book for' a lot when reading, and this is the first time I really couldn't tell.Whenever I see a Landy, wherever I am in the world, I love to take a photograph and post it to my social media as it always makes me smile.

But, after his father is announced dead by a “heart attack,” Alfie becomes the new king, and also gains the ancient power of “Defender of the Realm. After the Defender’s losing battle against the Black Dragon, the United Kingdom finds itself under the cruel control of “Lord Protector” Lock, the undead Viking invaders and the monstrous berserkers unleashed by the Raven Banner. I have always loved the real Alfred the Great, and so this young new Alfred II wass quite interesting to me. Full of clever references to modern life and the pressures young royals might face when on parade in public. However, this is all set to change when a rampaging hoard of undead Viking berserkers appear, causing havoc across the kingdom.It's a story deeply rooted in Britain, exploring famous landmarks and the succession of the monarchy since the dark ages, starting with Alfie's namesake Alfred the Great.