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The Lion of Mistra

By: James Heneage
Narrated by: Lee Maxwell Simpson
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The Lion of Mistra is the third in this epic historical series, shaped by the quest for a powerful relic which could save the endangered Byzantine Empire. It's a different world.

Bayezid, leader of the Ottomans, is dead; his heirs, Suleyman and Mehmed, are at war with each other; and the dread Tamerlane, who was on the brink of invading China, is also dead. Luke is now pushed into the role of protector of Mistra. He is determined to create a strong defence for his remaining region of Byzantium and so decides to build a great wall across the land.

For this he will need to utilise the fighting skills of his Varangians, both as the base for his army but even more to become a money-raising mercenary troop. And funds for the great wall will drive Luke to at last discover and use the power of the legendary and long-hidden Varangian treasure.

©2015 James Heneage (P)2015 WF Howes
Historical Military Protector Science Fiction War & Military Romance Fiction Imperialism War Ancient History

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