Best Conn Iggulden Books

Abandoned as a child after his father's murder, Temujin endures steppe brutality to become Genghis Khan. Iggulden focuses on the personal betrayals and survival instincts that shaped history's greatest conqueror.

Julius Caesar comes into his own leading Roman soldiers through North African campaigns. Iggulden's second Emperor novel shows Caesar developing the skills and reputation that will eventually make him legendary.

53 B.C.: Fresh from Gallic victories, Caesar leads his legions across the Rubicon toward Rome, setting up inevitable civil war with Pompey.

Caesar's Gallic campaigns reach their climax as he faces Vercingetorix's desperate rebellion, setting up the inevitable confrontation with Rome that will determine the fate of the Republic itself.

Follow young Julius Caesar's rise from boy to legend in ancient Rome, where friendship with Marcus Brutus is tested by ambition, politics, and destiny.