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The Last Wife of Attila the Hun

โœ Scribed by Schweighardt, Joan


Book ID
109250976
Publisher
Booktrope Editions
Year
2015
Tongue
en-US
Weight
520 KB
Category
Fiction
ISBN-13
9781513702087

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โœฆ Synopsis


Two threads are flawlessly woven together in this sweeping historical novel. In one, Gudrun, a Burgundian noblewoman, dares to enter the City of Attila to give its ruler what she hopes is a cursed sword; the second reveals the unimaginable events that have driven her to this mission. Based in part on the true history of the times and in part on the same Nordic legends that inspired Wagner's Ring Cycle and other great works of art, The Last Wife of Attila the Hun offers readers a thrilling story of love, betrayal, passion and revenge, all set against an ancient backdrop itself gushing with intrigue. Lovers of history and fantasy alike will find realism and legend at work in Joan Schweighardt's latest offering.


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