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Kallico Khan
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Oct 1 2021
Pages: 696
Weight: 1.75
Height: 1.39 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
In the Kingdom of Mongolia, the law is absolute: only sons may inherit the throne.
Princess Kallico Khan has spent her life in the shadows, secretly mastering the arts of war, strategy, and leadership while watching her brothers prepare for the crown that can never be hers. But when the heir to the throne is murdered and a second prince falls under mysterious circumstances, the royal family is plunged into chaos, and the kingdom stands on the brink of civil war.
As rival armies gather and ancient loyalties begin to fracture, Kallico is forced into exile. In the rugged mountains, she discovers the forgotten legacy of an ancient warrior civilization and forges unlikely alliances with fierce chiefs and seasoned warriors. While she learns that true leadership is earned through sacrifice and trust, her brilliant and ruthless brother, Prince Gerel, builds a powerful army and wages a relentless campaign to seize the throne through strategy, manipulation, and fear.
With Mongolia descending into violence, Kallico must unite divided clans, outmaneuver one of the greatest military minds the kingdom has ever known, and confront the devastating truth that the greatest threat to her nation comes not from foreign enemies-but from within her own family.
As war spreads across the land, the struggle for the throne becomes a battle for the soul of the kingdom itself.
Rich in political intrigue, unforgettable characters, sweeping battles, and timeless themes of courage, justice, betrayal, and redemption, Kallico Khan is an epic historical fantasy that explores what truly makes a leader worthy of a crown.
Perfect for readers who enjoy:
- Epic historical fantasy
- Political intrigue and royal succession
- Military strategy and large-scale battles
- Strong female protagonists
- Family conflict and betrayal
- Character-driven stories of leadership and sacrifice
Some kingdoms are inherited. Others are earned.
The fate of Mongolia rests in the hands of the one person never meant to rule.
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