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Ardeshir ben Nabonidus lives in the shadow of his father, an accomplished gladiator-indeed, the Roman emperor's champion-who accumulated thirty kills to eventually become the undisputed prince of Persia. Struggling to find his identity in a world that overlooks him, young Ardeshir finds himself exiled on a trade mission to the far east, fueled by a single mantra that pushes him forward: "The Way is the way."

At the palace of the Han emperor, Ardeshir seems to have nothing but a common gardener for a friend. But when he saves the life of the emperor's daughter, everything goes topsy-turvy. His love for the princess soon escalates into an intense conflict with a diabolical general, and his man-eating leopard, who is intent on securing the princess's affections for himself.

Jack A. Taylor (PhD) embraces stories that wrestle with the depths of human character while stretching his readers' imagination with historical reality. Through eighteen years of international experience, twenty-five years leading faith communities, and forty-seven years of marriage and leadership, he has honed his writing skills to become an award-winning author of seventeen books, hundreds of short stories, and dozens of impactful articles. The previous book in this series, "The Persian Prince," won the Castle Quay Award for Best Canadian Manuscript in 2021. Visit Jack at jackataylor.com.