Swords of Troy

The Aegean Bronze Age. The Trojan War is treated as a conflict of kings, raiders, alliances and ambitious war leaders rather than as distant myth alone. Troy stands at the centre of trade, pride and strategic competition, while Greek rulers seek honour and advantage across the sea.

The novel begins a retelling of the war in which legendary names are placed inside a harsher political and military world. Oaths, plunder, personal insult and dynastic ambition all push the opposing armies towards a siege whose memory will outlast the age that created it.