Historical novel • Historical novel

Kraljevstvo na kraju puta

Jan Guillou

The Kingdom at the End of the Road is the third book in the Knight Templar series by Jan Guillou. This book follows the fictional character Arno Magnusson who returns home to Sweden after 20 years as a Knight Templar.

In 1192, after twenty years of service in the Holy Land as a Knight Templar, Arn Magnusson returns to Western Götaland. He brings with him strangers and knowledge that will be the prerequisite for a completely new era in all of Europe, and which will transform a small country of peasants in the far north into a new and powerful kingdom... But Arn and his beloved Cecilia, deeply convinced that love is stronger than politics, bring the country into a new danger...

Original title

Riket vid vägens slut

Translation

Domagoj Lovas

Editor

Bojana Franić

Graphics design

Janka Carev

Dimensions

19 x 12 cm

Pages

420

Publisher

Znanje, Zagreb, 2011.

Latin alphabet. Paperback.

Language: Croatian.

One copy is available

Condition:Used, excellent condition

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