This is artful storytelling at its finest, with a rich narrative tapestry full of eloquent prose and poetic imagery that will keep you enthralled from beginning to end. You'll love Sigiriya. - Sunday Observer. Kasyapa was only five years old when they snatched him from his tiny village and brought him to the royal palace. Little did he know then that one day, he would be king. Nor that history would remember him for his spectacular Sky Palace - Sigiriya, which the ancient chronicles likened to a City of the Gods. Kasyapa, the illegitimate son of a king and a village maiden, is raised amidst…mehr
This is artful storytelling at its finest, with a rich narrative tapestry full of eloquent prose and poetic imagery that will keep you enthralled from beginning to end. You'll love Sigiriya. - Sunday Observer. Kasyapa was only five years old when they snatched him from his tiny village and brought him to the royal palace. Little did he know then that one day, he would be king. Nor that history would remember him for his spectacular Sky Palace - Sigiriya, which the ancient chronicles likened to a City of the Gods. Kasyapa, the illegitimate son of a king and a village maiden, is raised amidst the opulence of the royal court but shunned by his father. His destiny takes a dramatic turn when the treacherous Migara murders the king. Despite his questionable lineage, Kasyapa is the only person capable of safeguarding the kingdom. The unfolding events motivate him to incredible acts of courage and greatness. This is also the enchanting tale of Amira, a beautiful, red-haired, blue-eyed slave girl from a far-off land. From her humble beginnings, she transforms herself into a mesmerizing concubine who soon captures the king's heart. Yet, as their bond deepens, fate has other plans for these star-crossed lovers. "Sigiriya" will hold you spellbound as it paints a vivid portrait of self-discovery, friendship, romance, and destiny in an ancient world brimming with secrets and intrigue.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Senani Ponnamperuma is best known for his nonfiction historical books, which are held by many prestigious libraries including Harvard, Stanford, Cornell, UCLA, and the British Library. Recently, he wrote his first nonfiction novel and a children's book. Senani was born in Sri Lanka, educated in the US, and now lives in Australia. He was the Chief Information Officer (CIO) of two large Australian retailers and spent many years as a senior IT Consultant. Senani's website, Trishan's Oz, has been visited by over a hundred million people.
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