The Slave King - The Parthian Chronicles, #10

Name: The Slave King
Price: 4.49 EUR
Author: Peter Darman
ISBN: 9780463097366

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Peter Darman

Bluewater
Paru le : 06/06/2018

You know three things, Pacorus:Your 'army' totals only one hundred men and one hundred women. No help is coming. The gods are unreliable allies. Peace... > Lire la suite

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You know three things, Pacorus:Your 'army' totals only one hundred men and one hundred women. No help is coming. The gods are unreliable allies. Peace has been restored to the Parthian Empire. The king of kings graces Dura with a visit, the son of Spartacus sits on Media's throne, a great army has been assembled to deal with the eastern threat, and Rome is no longer an implacable enemy of Parthia.
Pacorus looks forward to enjoying a permanent cessation of hostilities. But the gods abhor peace and so to amuse themselves they lure the King and Queen of Dura to Media to face daunting odds against a mighty foe. Can Pacorus save the new King of Media, prevent Spartacus from unleashing death and destruction on Armenia, and preserve the peace between Parthia and Rome?'The Slave King' is the tenth volume in the Parthian Chronicles and follows on from 'Amazon'.

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Date de parution : 06/06/2018
Editeur : Bluewater
Collection : The Parthian Chronicles
ISBN : 978-0-463-09736-6
EAN : 9780463097366
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Biographie de Peter Darman

I was raised in Grantham, Lincolnshire and attended the King's Grammar School after passing the Eleven Plus exam. In the latter I clearly remember writing an essay on Oliver Cromwell - my first piece of military writing. Then came a BA in history and international relations at Nottingham followed by a Master of Philosophy course at the University of York. The subject was the generalship and cavalry of Prince Rupert of the Rhine, my boyhood hero, during the English Civil War.
The year I spent researching and writing at York, Oxford and at the British Library in London was a truly wonderful time. I moved to London and eventually joined a small publishing company as an editor. Thus began my writing career. I now live in Lincolnshire with my wife Karen.