Scythian Trilogy

Exiled from empire. Embraced by enemies. Marked by destiny. When Nikometros, a wounded cavalryman in Alexander the Great's army, is left for dead on the eastern frontier, fate delivers him into the hands of the Scythians--a nomadic people who value strength, loyalty, and the favour of their gods above all. In the savage rites of the Massegetae, he should have died. Instead, he survives, earning a place not just in their tribe, but in their hearts. As war leader and lover of a priestess, he becomes the Lion of Scythia. But honour is a dangerous gift in a world of jealous kings, ruthless warlords, and crumbling empires. Across the windswept steppes and into the courts of Persia, Nikometros must fight to protect what he has built, to rescue those he loves, and to clear his name before the empire brands him a traitor. From ritual combat and betrayal to forbidden love and empire-spanning trials, the Scythian Trilogy weaves a gripping saga of courage, faith, and identity in a world where justice wears many faces.