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Jesse Hudson

Ammon-shur has everything a hero should need- personal tutoring in weapons and combat, hands-on training in statecraft and negotiations, and a personal lineage that has been beloved by the patron god of Eridu for aeons. Unfortunately, Ammon's family also has made the members of a dark cabal of the worshippers of the Lord of Chaos into itheir implacable enemies, and they would like nothing better than to annihilate his family line along their way to world domination.

Austin van Fleet

Noel Jesse Hudson

Novels of Ancient Sumeria

The Prince of Eridu

The empire of Akkad is coming apart at the seams and Ammon-shur and his family find themselves in the middle of all of the social and political turmoil. With the nomadic Gutian Confederation to the North sensing an opportunity to snatch up loot and slaves from the poorly defended cities on the periphery of the empire, an aggressively expansionist Elamite empire looking to settle old scores once and for all and restive Sumerian city-states inside the empire hoping to throw off Akkadian domination for good, it seems that there is no safe haven to be found anywhere. Even the unimportant backwaters of Canaan where Ammon’s daughter and son-in-law make their home has been drawn into the growing conflagration and Ammon soon finds himself thrust into battle after battle against his will as he fights to hold his family together in the face of the ever stronger winds of war which seem poised to tear it apart.

The Prince and the Kings: Novels of Ancient Sumeria Book 4

Ammon-shur and his Gutian allies are determined to rid the land of Canaan of the invading Mesopotamian armies once and for all, but Ammon’s aspirations don’t end there. He senses an opportunity to eliminate the threat from the shadowy conspiracy that has been dogging his steps for decades once and for all. With his usual flair for combining the divine with the mundane, Ammon takes advantage of his growing reputation to gather a mighty host to retake the cities of Sumeria from the followers of the dark god of chaos, but success brings its own set of challenges. Even as Ammon fights as never before to end tyranny across the lands of Sumeria, he finds it ever more difficult to maintain order and deal with dissidents in the lands that fall before his army. Taking advantage of the disorder, Ammon’s enemies rally and raise a mighty army beneath the banner of a leader so powerful and terrifying that men whisper that he is not a man at all, but something far worse.

The King of Eridu: Novels of Ancient Sumeria Book 5