Khan Dynasty Genghis: Bones of the Hills, Book 3, (Paperback)

from Malarchy

The third book in the Conqueror series is again first rate historical fiction though considering quite how impressive the first two were, this is the weakest offering. Still, that is only because Wolf of the Plains and Lords of the Bow were quite so impressive that Bones of the Hills is a poorer ...

from alice443

Typical I picked up the third book in a series without knowing it was a series. The characters as dictated by history are really too unpleasant to make the story very enjoyable. But they come close to life and the story helps to explain the way mongols behaved. In most of my studies were were foc...

from alice443

Typical I picked up the third book in a series without knowing it was a series. The characters as dictated by history are really too unpleasant to make the story very enjoyable. But they come close to life and the story helps to explain the way mongols behaved. In most of my studies were were foc...

from karatelpek

Having lived in Central Asia for 3 years, I was disappointed with Bones of the Hills. While the battle descriptions and drama between Genghis and his sons was well written and compelling, this book was far more fantasy and less historical fiction. Describing the Turkic and Persian people of Centr...

from Malarchy

The third book in the Conqueror series is again first rate historical fiction though considering quite how impressive the first two were, this is the weakest offering. Still, that is only because Wolf of the Plains and Lords of the Bow were quite so impressive that Bones of the Hills is a poorer ...