Eleven Arrows - Manning, J. P.
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2300 BC. The Akkadians have blazed a trail of death and destruction through the Sumerian city-states as they carve out the first empire the world has ever seen. Barbarian raids and bandit attacks plague the outskirts of the burgeoning empire. From the chaos, a tribe emerges and establishes their reputation as Guardians - protectors of innocent traders. When an Akkadian army crosses the mighty Zagros Mountains, to forge a stronghold in the East, only the Guardians stand in their way. Millennia later, in 1850 AD, English archaeologist, Fred Baker, becomes embroiled in this ancient past when he…mehr

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2300 BC. The Akkadians have blazed a trail of death and destruction through the Sumerian city-states as they carve out the first empire the world has ever seen. Barbarian raids and bandit attacks plague the outskirts of the burgeoning empire. From the chaos, a tribe emerges and establishes their reputation as Guardians - protectors of innocent traders. When an Akkadian army crosses the mighty Zagros Mountains, to forge a stronghold in the East, only the Guardians stand in their way. Millennia later, in 1850 AD, English archaeologist, Fred Baker, becomes embroiled in this ancient past when he learns of a manuscript that survived the fall of the Great Library of Alexandria. His authentication of the text could challenge written history but he must also tread carefully or risk losing more than his reputation.
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Autorenporträt
J. P. Manning is a senior English and history teacher on Queensland's Capricorn Coast. Manning's writing expertise and historical knowledge allow him to weave fact and fiction together to take readers on an unforgettable journey into a forgotten age. His debut novel, Eleven Arrows, is a significant addition to the historical fiction genre that is not to be missed.