TYRANTS AREN'T BORN. THEY'RE RAISED. Travel to the heart of a Roman dynasty drenched in danger and intrigue in master storyteller Conn Iggulden's bold and brilliant return to Rome as he tells the story of NERO - last of the the Julio-Claudian emperors .

Nero - The Sunday Times bestselling author of the Emperor series returns to Rome

The ultimate Rome story

 The young Julius Caesar is serving on board a war galley, gaining a fearsome reputation. Then his ship is captured and he is abandoned on the North African coast. After gathering a legion of men powerful enough to gain vengeance on his captors and to suppress an uprising in Greece, he returns to Rome a hero.

 At the moment of his triumph, Julius finds he must fight again. A savage rebellion threatens the city, led by a gladiator named Spartacus.

 The second instalment in the bestselling Emperor series.

Emperor. - The Death of Kings

This is the second volume in Conn Iggulden's 'Emperor' series. Returning to Rome as a hero after months of captivity, Caesar is reunited with his boyhood companion Brutus. But soon the friends are called upon to fight as they have never fought before, when a new crisis threatens to overwhelm the city.

Emperor ; Tome 2: The Death of Kings

The ultimate Rome story

 Fresh from triumph in Britain and Gaul, Caesar is marching on Rome with his legions of hardened veterans. To unseat Pompey, now dictator of the Empire, he must make the terrible decision to wage war on his own people.

 The glory that Julius, Brutus, Mark Antony and Octavian enjoy is short lived. There are lands to conquer and choices to make that may yet tear them apart. What cost will Caesar suffer for the path he has walked? Who will make him pay?

 The final instalment in the bestselling Emperor series.

Emperor the Gods of War

The second volume in the 'Emperor' series, in which Conn Iggulden interweaves history and adventure to recreate the astonishing life of Julius Caesar -- an epic tale of ambition and rivalry, bravery and betrayal.

If ever there were a book to make you switch off your television set, The Dangerous Book for Boys is it.

The Dangerous Book for Boys

Genghis unites Mongol tribes to cross the Gobi Desert and fight the Chin - gleaming cities, soaring walls, and canals. Laying siege to one fortress after another, Genghis cunningly crushes each enemy differently, overcoming moats, barriers, deceptions, and superior firepower—until his army calls the Emperor in Yenking to kneel.

Le seigneur des steppes (L'épopée de Gengis Khan, #2)

Genghis Khan is dead, but his legend and his legacy live on. His son Ogedai has built a white city on a great plain and made a capital for the new nation. Now the armies have gathered to see which of Genghis' sons has the strength to be khan. The Mongol empire has been at peace for two years, but whoever survives will face the formidable might of their great enemy, China's Song dynasty. The great leader Tsubodai sweeps into the west: through Russia, over the Carpathian mountains and into Hungary. The Templar knights have been broken and there is no king or army to stop him reaching France. But at the moment of Tsubodai's greatest triumph, as his furthest scouts reach the northern mountains of Italy, Tsubodai must make a decision that will change the course of history forever.

Empire of Silver

La pitié et la faiblesse n'ont pas leur place dans les steppes d'Asie centrale. Lorsque Yesugei, khan de la tribu des Loups, meurt sous les coups des Tatars, ses anciens compagnons en profitent pour prendre le pouvoir. À onze ans, Temüdjin est bien trop jeune pour s'opposer à ce coup de force. Impuissant, le second fils de Yesugei est abandonné avec sa famille à la merci des bêtes sauvages et du vent glacé, livré à une mort certaine. Mais c'est ainsi que se forgent les destins. Et celui de Temüdjin, hors du commun, est de devenir le plus grand conquérant mongol, le prodigieux Gengis Khan...

Nero - The Sunday Times bestselling author of the Emperor series returns to Rome

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