Customer Review: Part 2 in the series picks up at the end of his campaign to unite the Mongol tribes with an epic battle with an alliance of Naiman tribes who didn't want to submit to his will. They paid a heavy price. Ghengis picks up a few useful people, like the Shaman Kochku, along the way and assimilates... more info
Customer Review: Not that dangerous boys need ideas for "things to do," but believe it or not, this book is perfect for them! We bought the Pocket instead of original (over) size because it lends itself to backyard and outdoor travel...
Customer Review: This book came recommended as summertime library reading for our son...decided to buy it for Christmas (dangerous boys need their own books as they also tend to destroy). Content is informative but not in the least boring! Excellent Father-son stuff, too!
Customer Review: I can't believe this book is getting such bad reviews. I loved the book and read through it in a few days. Sure the history is not accurate, but it is a fictional book. A few have complained about the writing, but I found it to be very good. This is a first novel keep in mind. I have read Conn's... more info
Customer Review: I had very boring history teachers in school. How could teachers take so fascinating a subject and distill it just to dates, battles, treaties, etc.? Well, good news . . . Conn Iggulden has painted a "breathing," believable Julius Caesar from youth to death in his Emperor series. Each book continues... more info
