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Paperback. Condición: Good. Despite being born into the Roman royal household, a sister to the emperor himself, Honoria does not know her true strength. She lives in an uneasy time. The empire is fractured, rumors of Dragons in the far north have reached her ears, and Attila himself plans to march on Italy and claim her as his prize. Exiled on account of this and all her previous scandals, Honoria finds herself thrust into a world that is just as weird and wonderful as it is violent. Attila's armies ravage the lands, hoping to bargain with the dread Dragon of which Rumor spoke. But he is not the only ancient reptile that has been spotted. A strange breed of animal that has long outlived the hour of its extinction has been seen again, and it is in its kind that Honoria finds a most potent ally. Joining forces with one whom her people would call a barbarian, Honoria travels to worlds beyond her own to marshal the one host that could save their world, an army of terrors older than any empire the earth has ever known. She will travel across the cosmos to face Attila head on and see the Huns defeated, and she will go down into the Underworld itself, battling forces she had long imagined as mythological to see her goals done. But whether Attila is vanquished or not, Rome is doomed to fall. Like all empires, she must fade. If Honoria is truly to bring peace to the people she cares for, she will have to do more than wage war on her enemies. That alone will do no good in healing the wounds left by a war that has torn a continent apart.…

Paperback. Condición: Good. Despite being born into the Roman royal household, a sister to the emperor himself, Honoria does not know her true strength. She lives in an uneasy time. The empire is fractured, rumors of Dragons in the far north have reached her ears, and Attila himself plans to march on Italy and claim her as his prize. Exiled on account of this and all her previous scandals, Honoria finds herself thrust into a world that is just as weird and wonderful as it is violent. Attila's armies ravage the lands, hoping to bargain with the dread Dragon of which Rumor spoke. But he is not the only ancient reptile that has been spotted. A strange breed of animal that has long outlived the hour of its extinction has been seen again, and it is in its kind that Honoria finds a most potent ally. Joining forces with one whom her people would call a barbarian, Honoria travels to worlds beyond her own to marshal the one host that could save their world, an army of terrors older than any empire the earth has ever known. She will travel across the cosmos to face Attila head on and see the Huns defeated, and she will go down into the Underworld itself, battling forces she had long imagined as mythological to see her goals done. But whether Attila is vanquished or not, Rome is doomed to fall. Like all empires, she must fade. If Honoria is truly to bring peace to the people she cares for, she will have to do more than wage war on her enemies. That alone will do no good in healing the wounds left by a war that has torn a continent apart.…

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Inspired by Athenian plays, Homeric verses, and other tales older still, Eidolon is a new spin on one of history's most ancient sagas, drawing inspiration from the legend that place Helen in Egypt rather than Troy, all while setting the events before, during, and after the Trojan War against the real-world backdrop of the Late Bronze Age Collapse of Mediterranean civilizations in the early 12th-century BC.Ultimately, Eidolon is a story of finding love - both romantic and platonic - and holding fast in the face of a world where everything has gone so terribly wrong.Menelawos of Mycenae and Hwelena of Sparta should have been a fleeting story - chieftain and chieftess of her city, joined in love and torn apart by war-but their hearts burned too bright for the gods to ignore. When Hwelena is abducted, the deed sparks a decade of bloodshed, yet the true cruelty lies deeper: a phantom in Troy, the real Hwelena hidden in Egypt alongside the last king of Ugarit, and the will of Zeus twisting the fates of empires for his own dark ambitions.While kingdoms fall and cities are sacked, Hwelena learns the ancient rites of gods, and Menelawos battles the apathy of a world determined to keep them forever sundered from each other. Leviathans wake, civilizations die, and a storm-born tyrant stirs at an armada's head to claim the world as his inheritance.Still, they do not yield.Across the roaring ruin of the Late Bronze Age, over wide wilderness and the wine-dark sea, through the warpath of raving Sea Peoples, Menelawos and Hwelena fight to reclaim each other and expose the divine plot that's laid bare the world.Their age is ending - they refuse to go down with it. An epic historical fantasy that reimagines Greek mythology in the context of the Bronze Age Collapse of the 12th century BC. It combines the plots of Euripides' plays, Homer's verses, and other legends with an archaeologically-informed world. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

HRD. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

HRD. Condición: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Inspired by Athenian plays, Homeric verses, and other tales older still, Eidolon is a new spin on one of history's most ancient sagas, drawing inspiration from the legend that place Helen in Egypt rather than Troy, all while setting the events before, during, and after the Trojan War against the real-world backdrop of the Late Bronze Age Collapse of Mediterranean civilizations in the early 12th-century BC.Ultimately, Eidolon is a story of finding love - both romantic and platonic - and holding fast in the face of a world where everything has gone so terribly wrong.Menelawos of Mycenae and Hwelena of Sparta should have been a fleeting story - chieftain and chieftess of her city, joined in love and torn apart by war-but their hearts burned too bright for the gods to ignore. When Hwelena is abducted, the deed sparks a decade of bloodshed, yet the true cruelty lies deeper: a phantom in Troy, the real Hwelena hidden in Egypt alongside the last king of Ugarit, and the will of Zeus twisting the fates of empires for his own dark ambitions.While kingdoms fall and cities are sacked, Hwelena learns the ancient rites of gods, and Menelawos battles the apathy of a world determined to keep them forever sundered from each other. Leviathans wake, civilizations die, and a storm-born tyrant stirs at an armada's head to claim the world as his inheritance.Still, they do not yield.Across the roaring ruin of the Late Bronze Age, over wide wilderness and the wine-dark sea, through the warpath of raving Sea Peoples, Menelawos and Hwelena fight to reclaim each other and expose the divine plot that's laid bare the world.Their age is ending - they refuse to go down with it. An epic historical fantasy that reimagines Greek mythology in the context of the Bronze Age Collapse of the 12th century BC. It combines the plots of Euripides' plays, Homer's verses, and other legends with an archaeologically-informed world. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Inspired by Athenian plays, Homeric verses, and other tales older still, Eidolon is a new spin on one of history's most ancient sagas, drawing inspiration from the legend that place Helen in Egypt rather than Troy, all while setting the events before, during, and after the Trojan War against the real-world backdrop of the Late Bronze Age Collapse of Mediterranean civilizations in the early 12th-century BC.Ultimately, Eidolon is a story of finding love - both romantic and platonic - and holding fast in the face of a world where everything has gone so terribly wrong.Menelawos of Mycenae and Hwelena of Sparta should have been a fleeting story - chieftain and chieftess of her city, joined in love and torn apart by war-but their hearts burned too bright for the gods to ignore. When Hwelena is abducted, the deed sparks a decade of bloodshed, yet the true cruelty lies deeper: a phantom in Troy, the real Hwelena hidden in Egypt alongside the last king of Ugarit, and the will of Zeus twisting the fates of empires for his own dark ambitions.While kingdoms fall and cities are sacked, Hwelena learns the ancient rites of gods, and Menelawos battles the apathy of a world determined to keep them forever sundered from each other. Leviathans wake, civilizations die, and a storm-born tyrant stirs at an armada's head to claim the world as his inheritance.Still, they do not yield.Across the roaring ruin of the Late Bronze Age, over wide wilderness and the wine-dark sea, through the warpath of raving Sea Peoples, Menelawos and Hwelena fight to reclaim each other and expose the divine plot that's laid bare the world.Their age is ending - they refuse to go down with it. An epic historical fantasy that reimagines Greek mythology in the context of the Bronze Age Collapse of the 12th century BC. It combines the plots of Euripides' plays, Homer's verses, and other legends with an archaeologically-informed world. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

Buch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Inspired by Athenian plays, Homeric verses, and other tales older still, Eidolon is a new spin on one of history's most ancient sagas, drawing inspiration from the legend that place Helen in Egypt rather than Troy, all while setting the events before, during, and after the Trojan War against the real-world backdrop of the Late Bronze Age Collapse of Mediterranean civilizations in the early 12th-century BC.Ultimately, Eidolon is a story of finding love - both romantic and platonic - and holding fast in the face of a world where everything has gone so terribly wrong.Menelawos of Mycenae and Hwelena of Sparta should have been a fleeting story - chieftain and chieftess of her city, joined in love and torn apart by war-but their hearts burned too bright for the gods to ignore. When Hwelena is abducted, the deed sparks a decade of bloodshed, yet the true cruelty lies deeper: a phantom in Troy, the real Hwelena hidden in Egypt alongside the last king of Ugarit, and the will of Zeus twisting the fates of empires for his own dark ambitions.While kingdoms fall and cities are sacked, Hwelena learns the ancient rites of gods, and Menelawos battles the apathy of a world determined to keep them forever sundered from each other. Leviathans wake, civilizations die, and a storm-born tyrant stirs at an armada's head to claim the world as his inheritance.Still, they do not yield.Across the roaring ruin of the Late Bronze Age, over wide wilderness and the wine-dark sea, through the warpath of raving Sea Peoples, Menelawos and Hwelena fight to reclaim each other and expose the divine plot that's laid bare the world.Their age is ending - they refuse to go down with it. …