Conqueror Series 5 Books Collection Set by Conn Iggulden - Fiction - Paperback

Titles in This Set. Wolf of the Plains. Lords of the Bow. Bones of the Hills. Empire of Silver. Conqueror. Condition: Brand New. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9781780486345. Publisher: HarperCollins. Overview. Step into the dust and thunder of the Mongolian steppe with the Conqueror series by Conn Iggulden, a five-book collection charting the rise of Genghis Khan and the descendants who inherited his empire. From a starving boy exiled onto the plains to ruler of the largest land empire the world has known, this saga is a masterclass in historical fiction. Perfect for fans of gripping, meticulously researched adventure fiction, this brand-new paperback set is a must-have for readers of historical epics.. About the Books. The Conqueror series follows the Khan dynasty across five sweeping novels. Wolf of the Plains introduces Temujin, cast out with his family after his father's murder, forced to survive the brutal Mongolian wilderness before rising to unite the warring tribes. Lords of the Bow sees Temujin — now Genghis Khan — forge his newly unified nation into one disciplined fighting force and turn his ambitions toward the great cities of the Chin empire. Bones of the Hills continues the saga as Genghis pushes his armies westward against ancient enemies, testing the loyalty of his sons and generals. Empire of Silver follows the succession crisis after Genghis's death, as his sons and grandsons fight to hold the empire together. Finally, Conqueror tells the story of Kublai Khan, the scholar-grandson who expanded the Mongol domain further than Alexander the Great or Julius Caesar ever managed. Together, the five novels form an unbroken narrative of ambition, brotherhood, betrayal and empire-building, blending vivid battle sequences with intimate character drama. Iggulden's research and pacing have made the series a global bestseller, beloved by readers of historical fiction and military adventure alike.. Complete 5-book paperback collection in one great-value set. Sweeping