The Hounds of Harujin: Volume 2

The Hounds of Harujin is the epic novel a modern-day Mongol conqueror. In the not-too-distant future, Harujin strikes out with the tenacity of Genghis, the barbarity of Attila the Hun, the genocidal determination of Tamerlane. Generations later, political infighting consumes Australia, assassins hit a noble, and eerie shamanic visions haunt those staring into the ether...

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Courtenay has been sold into the Concubinage, shipped away to become a bed warmer for a noble of the Mongol court. Her sister, who now refuses to go by any name except Irbis, desperately wants to get her back, and has run away from home to get to that office before it’s too late. But it is too late – a riot consumes the town and Irbis is lucky to get out with her life. Now rescuing her sister isn’t an option, and she has only one real choice: to escape her father, to be there for her sister, she’s going to have to join Courtenay as an imperial concubine....

Tamerlan, the khan’s eldest son and former heir, who’d renounced the throne in favour of self-imposed exile at a Buddhist monastery, is hot on the trail of the ghost assassin that slew Lord Chiledu in Queensland, has tracked the phantom all the way to Alice Springs. And he’s making waves with the court, openly challenging his younger brother, the khan’s new heir – and getting closer to finding out the nature of the grand calamitous future looming above them all....

In Perth, Prince Hülegü is dealing with another invasion of his prefecture, an attack that consumed the northern town of Geraldton; and attack that caught Adam and Moxie in its net....

And in the desert, more than a thousand kilometres north of her sister riding in to rescue her, Courtenay’s coach is ambushed, laid to waste in a bloodbath by a darkness so rare it’s barely more than myth: the Mongolian death worm. Now, their security gone, their guide and a number of concubines dead, Courtenay and three others are left to wander adrift in the vast Australian desert....

This edition is the second of 2 volumes of the novel.