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Chariots: An epic historical novel of glory, freedom and revenge

303 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 21, 2026

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Colin Falconer

76 books793 followers
Colin Falconer writes epic historical adventures about extraordinary people caught at the turning points of history. His novels take readers across continents, cultures and empires, from ancient Egypt and the Mongol Empire to the Aztec world, the Silk Road, Morocco and British India.

At the heart of every story is a compelling hero facing impossible choices as personal ambition, love, betrayal and survival collide with events that can reshape entire civilisations.

His books have been praised by readers and critics for their sense of place, historical authenticity and sheer storytelling pace.

“Blazing with adventure, epic in scope, and utterly compulsive.” - Waterstones UK

“Falconer’s grasp of period and place is almost flawless. He’s my kind of writer.” - The Australian

“A fantastic read.” - Wilbur Smith

Colin started his career in advertising, then wrote for TV, magazines and newspapers before becoming a full time novelist in his thirties. His books have been translated into over twenty languages. Born and raised in London, he now lives in Fremantle, Australia with his wife and cocker spaniels.

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112 reviews4 followers
September 29, 2026
Outstanding !!

Colin Falconer writes novels that never disappoint, and this is one of his best. Meticulously researched, with great characters and a thrilling story that keeps the pages turning until the end. First class !
14 reviews
September 30, 2026
ok

Maybe just me but I didn’t like it as well as previous works. Still a good read and I recommend it.
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