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Conquistadors
In 1519, Hernán Cortés leads an expedition of six hundred men into the New World. They reach the city of Tenochtitlán, where the horrors of human sacrifice are a daily occurrence. When relationships with their hosts turn sour, Cortés and his army become trapped in the city, and suddenly find themselves at the mercy of two million Aztec warriors, all intent on ripping the Spaniards' still-beating hearts from their chests.
Novella - 45,700 words.
Contains strong scenes of horror.
Contains strong, infrequent bad language.
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For those with an interest in South American history, this is an enjoyable work based on tales of conquest and ancient civilisation. I read it in big chunks and really enjoyed it.
*** Please note that this novella is also available as part of the 'Sunburn and Ruin' ebook, together with 3 other novellas, for £1.99 ($2.99 US)***
Novella - 45,700 words.
Contains strong scenes of horror.
Contains strong, infrequent bad language.
Amazon
For those with an interest in South American history, this is an enjoyable work based on tales of conquest and ancient civilisation. I read it in big chunks and really enjoyed it.
*** Please note that this novella is also available as part of the 'Sunburn and Ruin' ebook, together with 3 other novellas, for £1.99 ($2.99 US)***
127 pages, Kindle Edition
First published March 23, 2011
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March 30, 2011
A bit gorey in places. Didn't like as much as his travel books I've read, but still very good. To be honest, I don't like history books all that much but I gave this a go because I liked the travel books. I learned a fair bit about the Aztecs and that, so I suppose it was educational!
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