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I am Cyrus: The Story of the Real Prince of Persia

Alexander Jovy

Hardcover | Pages: 336 pages

Rating: 4.03 | 68 Users | 13 Reviews

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ISBN:	1859642810 (ISBN13: 9781859642818)
Edition Language:	English URL http://garnetpublishing.co.uk/book/i-am-cyrus
Characters:	Cyrus the Great

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This stunning novel brings Ancient Persia to life, and reveals the captivating story of Cyrus himself, a courageous leader whose passion won the hearts of his subjects and lovers alike. 

Cyrus's vision of a society where religious tolerance could and should prevail inspired the foundation of his magnificent empire, yet he was ruthless in his conquests, and Ancient Lydia and the fabled city of Babylon fell to him. 

The book features an emotional love story and riveting battle scenes, and is written with an energy and passion that infuse every page. I Am Cyrus brings history alive as few other novels do. It is full of action, passion, comedy, tragedy and inspiration. Its theme that true co-operation between people is only won through tolerance, is profoundly relevant to our own times. 

I Am Cyrus is a story that has been close to Alexander Jovy's heart for many years and he recalls his father telling him about ancient Persia and the mysteries it holds: 'I was fascinated even then how such an early civilization could have achieved so much and be so unknown to our modern world.'

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Title	:	I am Cyrus: The Story of the Real Prince of Persia
Author	:	Alexander Jovy
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 336 pages
Published	:	November 30th 2011 by Garnet Publishing (first published October 17th 2011)
Categories	:	Historical. Historical Fiction

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Ratings: 4.03 From 68 Users | 13 Reviews

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As all books I've read about Cyrus the great I enjoyed this one too and at the end I cried;when it comes to his death I can not help myself not to cry.

After many years spent researching the mysteries of ancient Persia, critically acclaimed film director Alexander Jovy has created an unforgettable historical novel that is full of action, passion, mystery, tragedy, and heroism.I started reading this book thinking it was an actual biography of Cyrus. I'm not sure how I didn't figure it wasn't as I'm usually pretty diligent in getting the details of what I'm about to read. However, I think I was so happy to have stumbled across such a recently written book about Cyrus with such a cool book cover (;)) that I just blindly dove in. As I was reading the first few chapters I was thinking 'Man, this author sure is trying to make this history book read like a



I am enjoying this immensely, I didn't know much about this King of Persia but the novel style of writing has made it a pleasure to learn about him. I picked it up at the library never having seen this author before but being interested in all history I thought I would learn about something different and I certainly have.

surprisingly i really liked this book. i couldnt put it down. and when i did put it down i couldnt stop thinking about it. it was really good. i never thought history can be written in such an intriging way. i never thought i would finish it. and thanks to alexander jovy i can't wait to get my hands on a book like this one. amazing.

A great story about an amazing king.

I started reading this book thinking it was an actual biography of Cyrus. I'm not sure how I didn't figure it wasn't as I'm usually pretty diligent in getting the details of what I'm about to read. However, I think I was so happy to have stumbled across such a recently written book about Cyrus with such a cool book cover (;)) that I just blindly dove in. As I was reading the first few chapters I was thinking 'Man, this author sure is trying to make this history book read like a