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Book Synopsis'I loved to the strongest' CONN IGGULDEN, bestselling author of Protector
'An excellent new series by the consistently brilliant Robert Fabbri' Sunday Sport
Let the battles begin...
'I foresee great struggles at my funeral games.'
Babylon, 323 BC: Alexander the Great is dead, leaving behind him the largest, and most fearsome, empire the world has ever seen. As his final breaths fade in a room of seven bodyguards, Alexander refuses to name a successor. But without a natural heir, who will take the reins?
As the news of the king's sudden and unexpected death ripples across the land, leaving all in disbelief, the ruthless battle for the throne begins. What follows is a devious, tangled web of scheming and plotting, with alliances quickly made and easily broken, each rival with their own agenda.
But who will emerge victorious: the half-chosen; the one-eyed; the wildcat; the general; the bastard; the regent? In the end, only one man, or indeed woman, will be left standing...
Trade ReviewFabbri does an admirable job of marshalling his characters and leavens the dark politics with wit and action * Antonia Senior, The Times *
An excellent new series by the consistently brilliant Robert Fabbri. * Sunday Sport *
A
powerful retelling of one of the most dramatic events in ancient history. * Nick Rennison, BBC History, on Arminius *
Powerfully chilling, detailed and dramatic. * Express Online on Arminius *
Fabbri does an
excellent job with this scintillating source material. * Antonia Senior, The Times, praise for the Vespasian series *
An epic, brutal, and blood-thirsty journey. * Sunday Post on the Vespasian series *
Stuffed with political deviousness. * Jon Wise, Sunday Sport, on the Vespasian Series *
Gripping... incredibly well researched, detailed and historically accurate... As far as ancient history novels go this is
one of the very best I have read recently. * New Books Magazine *
