James Heneage Book order
James Heneage possesses a lifelong fascination with history, particularly the intricate cycles of empires rising and falling. After establishing and later selling a successful chain of bookstores, he dedicated himself to in-depth historical research, eventually focusing on the decline of the Byzantine Empire. His writing delves into the complex dynamics of power and collapse that shaped civilizations. Heneage's approach blends scholarly insight with compelling narrative, offering readers a vivid exploration of pivotal historical eras.
- 2021
- 2018
A World on Fire
- 384 pages
- 14 hours of reading
Their revolution would ignite a continent... An epic novel set during one of the most savage and dramatic moments in European history.
- 2017
By Blood Divided
- 496 pages
- 18 hours of reading
Destiny, inheritance, the world shifting from east to west. This is an epic novel set in an age of dramatic change. Perfect for fans of Ken Follett.
- 2015
Europe lies at the mercy of the invading Ottomans and hero Luke Magoris must unite the greatest warrior of the age and a lost Anglo Saxon treasure in time to rescue the Byzantine empire in the second of the epic Mistra Chronicles.
- 2015
The Lion of Mistra
- 544 pages
- 20 hours of reading
'One hell of a fine book' Conn Iggulden ROME NEVER FELL. IT BECAME BYZANTIUM. AS OTTOMAN FORCES INVADE, ONE MAN MUST DEFEND HIS COUNTRY AND FACE HIS OWN PERSONAL DESTINY... A rich tale of clashing empires and trade wars, lost treasure and tempestuous love in an age when the fate of the world hung on the survival of Byzantium, the hinge between east and west. Luke Magoris, a descendant of the princes of England, is a man with a rare talent for war and trade. To him falls the overwhelming task of defending his beloved Mistra against the rampant Ottoman forces.
- 2014
The Walls of Byzantium
- 592 pages
- 21 hours of reading
An epic novel set in fifteenth-century Europe, featuring dynastic conflicts against a backdrop of the first great clash between Christianity and Islam.