Empires of Bronze Books in Order

A prophecy casts suspicion over Hittite prince Hattu from birth, leaving him isolated within his own family. When northern enemies invade, he enters a brutal military world, determined to prove his worth despite the ominous future foretold for him.

As relations between the Hittites and Egypt deteriorate, Prince Hattu dreams of the destruction that war could bring. Refusing to accept Ishtar's warnings as inevitable, he searches for a remaining chance to preserve peace between the rival powers.

The Hittite and Egyptian empires mobilise enormous armies for a confrontation at Kadesh. Prince Hattu carries a personal grievance into the campaign, hoping to confront his wife's killer as the rival powers prepare for a devastating clash.

Returning from Kadesh, Prince Hattu discovers his nephew has seized the Hittite throne through bloodshed. The new ruler demands obedience in exchange for his family's safety, forcing Hattu to weigh their protection against his determination to challenge tyranny.

Troy waits for Hittite assistance as Agamemnon's forces threaten the city. King Hattu, weakened by civil war and distrusted by rival powers, sets out to honour his obligation to Priam despite having almost no army left to send.

Drought, earthquakes, and shortages destabilise the ancient empires as Tudha inherits the Hittite throne. His efforts to secure the realm face treachery and shifting alliances, while the approaching Sea Peoples threaten destruction on an even greater scale.