In Book 4 of Becca The Viking, "The Voyage Home," brings to conclusion the voyages of Becca and his crew of The Fifty. Becca decided that it was time to settle down with a woman of his ancestry, so he returned home, and to his delight he encountered the woman of his dreams. Ingrid happened to be an admirer of Becca since they were youths and held off many marriage proposals because she had eyes only for Becca.

Becca also had an unexpected visit from his past, a betrayer seeking redemption, but Becca decided it was not his place to punish the guilty, but instead showed mercy. Years have gone by, and Becca, an established farmer, husband, father, grandfather and great grandfather was nearing his end. But was it really the end of this valiant old sea captain, who once rode the rough seas with his most faithful comrades aboard the Sigrida? Risking their young lives repeatedly going through great perils of nature, and losing several of them in the process? Just maybe the Great Weaver of human destiny had another Sigrida and a new mission ahead for Becca. Maybe something greater, bigger and more earth shaking than before?