Fire from Heaven
Fire from Heaven by Mary Renault, published by Penguin in 1972, is a novel that explores the early life of Alexander the Great. At just twenty, Alexander is portrayed as a seasoned soldier and a complex individual, marked by his resolute nature and striking beauty. This edition spans 375 pages and delves into the formative years that contributed to his legendary status.
Readers will find a detailed narrative that focuses on the experiences and challenges faced by the young Alexander as he embarks on his reign. The book presents a vivid depiction of his character development and the influences that shaped him into a historical figure of significance. Through this fictional account, the story examines themes of ambition and identity, providing insight into the life of one of history’s most renowned leaders.
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At twenty, when his reign began, Alexander the Great was already a seasoned soldier and a complex, passionate man. Resolute, fearless, and inheriting a striking beauty, Alexander still needed much to make him The Great. This title tells the story of the boy Alexander, and the years that shaped him.
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