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Newest Review: ... often return home to discover the political landscape changed and banished from their homes. This happens to Kineas as he ... more

 ... and is men find themselves homeless and without an army. In desperation he signs his troops up to defend a faraway city ran by a Tyrant who uses terror to suppress his people. Kineas finds himself with more to worry about when he discovers that the city he has sworn to protect is about to be attacked by Alexander’s army. Can Kineas unite the people of the city with the barbarian hordes that surround them so they have enough power to face the mighty invasion? ‘Tyrant’ is in many ways historic fiction by the numbe...more

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Tyrant - Christian Cameron: From Alexander the Great, to Kineas the Average (922 words)
by - written on 20/11/07 (Very useful, 470 readings)
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I recently came across the term ‘Bromance’ and was intrigued by its meaning. The term refers to the feeling that men have when they hang out together in a strictly platonic way, but enjoy one another’s company. There are things that men like to do that women will not understand. We want to fart, tell rude jokes and avoid discussing our feelings in any way. Having a friend to watch football with or play squash is a great thing. Blokes don’t ask anything of one another and we don’t often take offence – life’s a lot simpler. I think it’s this feeling of simplicity and bonding that makes historic fiction such a popular genre for men. Most historic fiction books rely ..  Read the complete review

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