Empire of Silver; Bones of the Hills; Lords of the Bow; Wolf of the Plains

Empire of Silver; Bones of the Hills; Lords of the Bow; Wolf of the Plains

No ratings yet
Format Paperback
Language English
Publisher HARPER COLLINS
Want to Read

Rate this book

Export Book Journal

Description

In a captivating journey across vast empires and historical landscapes, Conn Iggulden's Conqueror series paints a vivid picture of ambition, power, and survival. The narratives delve into the life and conquests of Genghis Khan and his descendants, exploring their struggles and triumphs amid the harsh realities of the steppes. The writing carries readers through monumental battles, deep-rooted traditions, and the intricate web of relationships that shape their world.

Each title in this collection weaves stories of honor, betrayal, and relentless pursuit of greatness, showcasing the resilience and tactical brilliance of its central figures. As the characters face external foes and internal strife, readers are drawn into their passionate quests, filled with rich historical detail and emotional depth. The series not only captures the essence of Mongolian culture but also brings to light the complexities of leadership and legacy.

Iggulden's masterful storytelling invites readers to experience the epic saga in a way that feels both intimate and grand. As they traverse the empire's rise and the echoes of its warriors, the narratives evoke a sense of connection to a time long past, making it an engaging read for anyone fascinated by history and adventure. This collection is a powerful tribute to a dynasty that reshaped the world, inviting a fresh appreciation for the conquests that unfolded across the centuries.

Reviews

No reviews yet

Be the first to review this book and share your thoughts

Add First Review

Reading Log

No reading logs found

Start tracking your reading progress to see logs here

Add Your First Reading Log

Notes

No notes found

Start adding notes to see them here

Add Your First Note

Transaction Log

No transaction logs found

Start tracking your book transactions to see logs here

Add Your First Transaction Log