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Empire Rewritten. Alexander's What Ifs, #1
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- Date de parution09/06/2025
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- ÉditeurWalzone Press
Résumé
What if Alexander the Great never died in Babylon?Empire Rewritten reimagines a world where the most brilliant conqueror of the ancient world lives on-and reshapes everything. From surviving the fever that took him in his prime, to confronting rebellion in Greece and forging a global army, this book explores the turning point of a life extended and a history rewritten. This is not dry historical theory.
It's living, breathing storytelling-deeply human, yet rich with global vision. With immersive characters, geopolitical stakes, and a reimagined ancient world pulsing with possibility, Empire Rewritten is the beginning of an epic journey that spans not just continents-but ideas. This first book covers Alexander's survival, the renewed Persian dream, his growing spiritual aura, the resistance from within Greece, and his deeper dive into unifying cultures by choice, not force.
This is where myth meets the realpolitik of empire-and a different future begins.
It's living, breathing storytelling-deeply human, yet rich with global vision. With immersive characters, geopolitical stakes, and a reimagined ancient world pulsing with possibility, Empire Rewritten is the beginning of an epic journey that spans not just continents-but ideas. This first book covers Alexander's survival, the renewed Persian dream, his growing spiritual aura, the resistance from within Greece, and his deeper dive into unifying cultures by choice, not force.
This is where myth meets the realpolitik of empire-and a different future begins.
What if Alexander the Great never died in Babylon?Empire Rewritten reimagines a world where the most brilliant conqueror of the ancient world lives on-and reshapes everything. From surviving the fever that took him in his prime, to confronting rebellion in Greece and forging a global army, this book explores the turning point of a life extended and a history rewritten. This is not dry historical theory.
It's living, breathing storytelling-deeply human, yet rich with global vision. With immersive characters, geopolitical stakes, and a reimagined ancient world pulsing with possibility, Empire Rewritten is the beginning of an epic journey that spans not just continents-but ideas. This first book covers Alexander's survival, the renewed Persian dream, his growing spiritual aura, the resistance from within Greece, and his deeper dive into unifying cultures by choice, not force.
This is where myth meets the realpolitik of empire-and a different future begins.
It's living, breathing storytelling-deeply human, yet rich with global vision. With immersive characters, geopolitical stakes, and a reimagined ancient world pulsing with possibility, Empire Rewritten is the beginning of an epic journey that spans not just continents-but ideas. This first book covers Alexander's survival, the renewed Persian dream, his growing spiritual aura, the resistance from within Greece, and his deeper dive into unifying cultures by choice, not force.
This is where myth meets the realpolitik of empire-and a different future begins.