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'Loved it. The end of empire deserves this sort of telling. I kept finding myself reading a few chapters more … ' Conn Iggulden
'Gordon Doherty has mined the sources, building … you can almost smell the horseflesh and fermented mare’s milk'
'This story of the legendary Atilla challenges us all to reconsider what we thought we knew about one of history's misrepresented heroic leaders' – Anthony Riches
'The best book I have read in quite some time' Simon Turney
'The Eagle and the Wolf is a captivating, engrossing tale and I adored it' MJ Porter
'Gordon Doherty pens a powerful and compelling tale of the clash of civilizations during the Roman Empire's crumbling and bloody collapse. Overflowing with intrigue, adventure, love, betrayal, and bravery, is historical fiction at its most epic and promises to be the start of a fantastic saga' Matthew Harffy
' is a gripping read, propulsive and crackling with energy. I could not put it down! Attila and Aetius gallop off the page shooting arrows and leading furious warriors into battle in a beautifully crafted historical fiction novel. Gordon Doherty expertly captures the sweeping landscape and epic story in a masterful epic' Peter Gibbons
'Two great men fight together against the forces of chaos that threaten to hasten the end of the dying Roman empire. Flavius Aetius, the last great Roman, and Atilla the Hun, the Scourge of God, form an unlikely friendship as they learn about each other’s cultures. This is one of the greatest stories of the Roman Empire, and Doherty tells it with his usual brilliance. The descriptions of the decline of the Empire are brilliant and saddening, and the story zips along with page-turning pace. .' Alex Gough