Chronicles of Aslan: The Khans

Synopsis

In the vast steppes and gilded courts of the land of Aslan, a fragile peace is shattered by the ignorance of a new president from another country. For generations, the world and settled laws have coexisted, their histories woven together by threads of conquest and diplomacy. Now, a new generation of world leaders, the Khans, rises with a hunger for power, threatening to engulf the realm in a war that could echo the cataclysms of forgotten empires. This epic fantasy novel follows Lay Khan, a skilled horseman and son of a minor chieftain, who uncovers a conspiracy reaching the highest levels of power, and Dole, a stoic warrior bound by an oath to protect the realm's sacred life. Together, they must navigate treacherous political landscapes and brave the untamed wilds to confront the rising tide of the world leaders, seeking an alliance before Aslan is irrevocably broken. 'Chronicles of Aslan: The Khans' explores themes of tribal loyalty, the clash of cultures, and the struggle for survival against overwhelming odds, set within a richly imagined world inspired by the grandeur and turmoil of nomadic empires and their interactions with settled civilizations.