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Cover of Rise of Empires Omnibus: The Walls of Byzantium, The Towers of Samarcand and The Lion of Mistra (The Rise of Empires)

Rise of Empires Omnibus: The Walls of Byzantium, The Towers of Samarcand and The Lion of Mistra (The Rise of Empires)

✍ Scribed by Heneage, James

Book ID
109048063
Publisher
Quercus
Year
2015
Tongue
English
Weight
1 MB
Series
Mistra Chronicles 1-3
Category
Fiction
ISBN-13
9781784296995

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✦ Synopsis

Overview: This special collection brings together the first three books in the Rise of Empires Chronicles (previously named the Mistra Chronicles): The Walls of Byzantium, The Towers of Samarcand and The Lion of Mistra. Follow hero Luke Magoris as he fights his way from the plains of Anatolia to the cities of Renaissance Italy for the treasure that will save Byzantium.

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