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Lords of the Bow
- The Epic Story of the Great Conqueror
- Narrated by: Russell Boulter
- Length: 13 hrs and 23 mins
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Publisher's Summary
The distances and terrain - the wide deserts, the impenetrable mountains - make it a difficult venture, even for the legendarily speedy Mongols. But the greatest problem is confronting complex fortifications, a way of fighting a settled urban population - which the nomadic Mongolians have never come across. Finding ways to do that, and keeping his tribes together in a strange environment, presents another new and exciting challenge for Genghis Khan. Not only must Genghis succeed in this incredible campaign, but he must also reconcile the restless factions among his own generals, mediate between his ambitious brothers, and cope with his own reactions to his growing sons.
The young warrior has become a notable and victorious military commander of thousands. He must now learn to become a great leader of peoples of many different races and religions. Lords of the Bow is a deeply satisfying novel, epic in scope, convincing, and fascinating in its narration of an extraordinary story.
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- byron.h.mill
- 16-03-2018
Addictive
Great character development, enthralling story line, engaging and imaginative narration. I had to tear myself away from it.
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- David O'Loughlin
- 31-07-2022
Always come back to this
One of my favorite series. Love it. Audio is pretty good and you get use to his voice pretty quick
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- Kindle Customer
- 12-07-2022
Favourite Series
Gripping, thrilling and just an amazing ride all the way through! A highly recommended read
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- Anonymous User
- 25-03-2022
Iggulden makes a note on how to pronounce Ghengis
Iggulden makes a note on how to pronounce Ghengis yet the narrator ignores this... odd
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- Amazon Customer
- 05-09-2021
New Reader
I like the First reader, Thorne, better than this guy. They should have made the whole series Same reader.
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- Shelley
- 27-07-2021
Excellent
Well written, well narrated. I enjoyed this immensely and am excited to move onto the next book in the series.
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- Anonymous User
- 14-12-2020
Cant get enough!
I am absolutely loving this series. Also really appreciate the historical notes at the end!
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- Sweetheart1
- 17-06-2020
wrong narrator
as much as i loved the first book in this series i hated this one and won't bother with the third one. why the narrator is different to the one on book 1 is a mystery...he ruined the story. the way he pronounced his A's had me wanting to throat punch him 😒😏 a good story ruined by the wrong narrator
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- Anonymous User
- 19-04-2020
From NZ
Loved it right to the end. Couldn't go a day without jumping back onto audible
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- RRF
- 23-07-2017
Enthralling!
What did you like most about Lords of the Bow?
More amazing adventures in amazing times - masterfully told. I find myself grasped by the drama, laughing like Khasan and barracking for Ghengis even though we know he wins most days. One of my all-time favourite series.
What was one of the most memorable moments of Lords of the Bow?
I love the scene where Khasan and Temuge sail the river and Khasan befriends the sailors whilst learning and hurling insults for other crews depsite the fact they are on a secret mission.
If you made a film of this book, what would be the tag line be?
Lords of the Bow: The Epic Story of the Great Conqueror - and by god i wish they would make a TV series just like games of thrones but better because its based on a real story
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