Battle of Kings

The titanic and deadly conflict among Alexander the Great's
former generals for control of his empire has reached a tense
stalemate. Lysimachus, Satrap of Thrace; Cassander, King of
Macedonia; Ptolemy of Egypt; Antigonus, Lord of Asia; Seleucus,
Lord of Babylon; none seems able to strike the deciding blow.
Even Stratocles, the wily Athenian who always seems to be two moves
ahead, has found himself unexpectedly betrayed. With his life—and
that of the city he serves—hanging by a thread, it is time to
place another piece on the board. For hidden in the remote mountains
of Hyrcania is a boy who could change everything: Heracles, the son
of Alexander.

The titanic and deadly conflict among Alexander the Great's
former generals for control of his empire has reached a tense
stalemate. Lysimachus, Satrap of Thrace; Cassander, King of
Macedonia; Ptolemy of Egypt; Antigonus, Lord of Asia; Seleucus,
Lord of Babylon; none seems able to strike the deciding blow.
Even Stratocles, the wily Athenian who always seems to be two moves
ahead, has found himself unexpectedly betrayed. With his life—and
that of the city he serves—hanging by a thread, it is time to
place another piece on the board. For hidden in the remote mountains
of Hyrcania is a boy who could change everything: Heracles, the son
of Alexander.