Khan Dynasty Genghis: Lords of the Bow, Book 2, (Paperback)

from bicyclewriter

I wouldn't necessarily classify this book or this series as great literature, but it's really great storytelling. I highly recommend this to my librarian and educator friends looking for books to recommend to young adult males, as well as to others like me who love historical fiction.

from Malarchy

The second book in the Conqueror series is an outstanding contribution to the historical fiction genre. Following on from Wolf of the Plains, Lords of the Bow begins with the Mongol nation having been united under the rule of Temujin, the Genghis Khan. Fighting and conquering rival nomadic factio...

from Malarchy

The second book in the Conqueror series is an outstanding contribution to the historical fiction genre. Following on from Wolf of the Plains, Lords of the Bow begins with the Mongol nation having been united under the rule of Temujin, the Genghis Khan. Fighting and conquering rival nomadic factio...

from cathymoore

This is the second in the series telling the story of the 12th century Mongol warrior. The first book, which I read some time ago covered his childhood and adolescense. In spite of the absence of any character list or any references made to the first book at the beginning of this one I managed to...

from CaroTheLibrarian

PLUS - * Excellent follow on to Wolf of the Plains. * The historical notes provided are really interesting, and well worth a read. * Fascinating history of a little known place and era. MINUS - * I preferred the first in the series where there seems to be more character development and fewer batt...