BOLKO MIESZKOWIC 2024 EDITION

Immerse yourself in the turbulent times of Slavic tribes, where the clash of weapons mixes with the sound of horses' hooves. The old world of gods fades into the shadows, giving way to a new era. In Polabia, the Veleti tribes rise up to free themselves from the yoke of the Empire, and the powerful of the Reich fight for influence.

• Captivating story about a young prince
• Engaging plot full of intrigue and twists
• Colorful characters and unforgettable events
• Realistic depiction of the Slavic world
• Ideal read for lovers of history and fantasy
• Great gift idea for any book fan

In the heart of this chaos, a young man, Bolko Mieszkowic, returns from the far North to stand at the head of his people. He awaits marriage, princely power, learning love and cruelty, politics and war. His fate is intertwined with history, and his name will forever be remembered as Chrobry.

Greg Gajek, the author of the novel, passionately recreates the realities of the era, creating a world full of colorful details and unpredictable characters. His books are a combination of historical precision and fantastic imagination, which makes them extremely engaging and unforgettable. Gajek has been writing, translating and reading books for over ten years. He is the author of horror novels and Slavic novels, and his works are appreciated by both critics and readers. In 2021, SQN Publishing House published the novel Piast, which captured the hearts of lovers of historical books. His books are a fascinating journey into the past, full of adventures, emotions and unforgettable experiences.

Bolko is not only a historical novel, but above all a story about a man who must face difficult choices and make decisions that will determine the fate of his people. It is a story about love, betrayal, loyalty and sacrifice. It is a book that will remain in the reader's memory for a long time and will encourage reflection on the meaning of history and human life.

Technical data:

Publisher: Sine Qua Non

Year of publication: 2024

Cover: hardcover

Number of pages: 608

Format: 212x155 mm