Themistocles: My Enemy, My Friend
From enmity to unexpected friendship
Artabazos, Persian satrap of Daskyleion, faces the Greek counterattack and enemies within Persia. In exile, Themistocles arrives at the Persian court, where rivalry gives way to an unexpected friendship.
Continuing the narrative begun in Artabazos the Persian, Artabazos is now satrap of Daskyleion and stands on the front line of Persia’s defence against a Greek counterattack. He contends both with Greek opponents — including Pausanias, Kimon and Callias — and with rivals in Persia.
When the exiled Themistocles arrives at the Persian court, their relationship moves beyond enmity towards mutual respect and deep friendship, united by a love of truth. The novel brings together politics, conspiracy, war, adventure, passion and an unexpected mystery.
- Category
- Historical fiction
- Language
- English
- Written by
- Nicholas Snow
