Genghis Khan - The Bloodlust of the Khan

von Michael Lappenbusch

226 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

Temüjin is not born to be loved.>In the merciless vastness of the Mongolian steppe, a boy grows up learning early that hunger, betrayal, and violence are the only teachers that remain. His father dies by poison. His clan casts his family out. His brothers become rivals. And from every blow, every humiliation, every night of freezing darkness, something grows inside him more dangerous than mere survival instinct: a hunger for power.

Temüjin becomes Genghis Khan.

But this path is no hero's song. No clean rise. No tale of a noble warrior. It is a bloody, dust-choked journey through pain, loss, murder, revenge, and iron determination. A man shaped by the steppe until nothing soft remains in him. A man who first loses everything before he begins to take the world for himself.

Genghis Khan - The Bloodlust of the Khan tells the rise of one of history's most feared rulers as a dark, raw novel filled with brutality, atmosphere, and archaic violence.