Bones of the Hills

Genghis Khan has done what no one thought possible, binding the warring tribes of the Mongolian plains into a single nation and leading his armies against the great cities of their oldest enemies. Now, with that victory behind him, trouble is stirring in the west, and the khan must turn his attention to lands far beyond the grass and sky of home.

This is the third novel in Conn Iggulden's bestselling Conqueror series, which follows Genghis and his descendants across the history of the Mongol empire. Iggulden writes the steppe at full gallop, all horsemen, ambition and the hard arithmetic of conquest. It belongs on the shelf of anyone who likes their history told on a grand scale, with the dust of a cavalry charge still hanging in the air.