Central Asia

Circa AD 950, an itinerant physician and an ex-solider make their
rootless way through the Caucasus Mountains, living as they please and
surviving however they can--as blades and thieves for hire and as
practiced bamboozlers.

The Legend of the Last Vikings
Author: John Halstead

As the Viking age draws to an end in 1066 with ignominious defeat at the
battle of Stamford Bridge, a rag-tag group of Vikings decide to "go a
Viking" one last time. But where will their journey lead them?  Starts in 
Scandinavia, but most action is in Central Asia and China.

A novel of Genghis Khan.

Wolf of the Plains (Conqueror 1)

These novels of Genghis Khan are taking Britain by storm.

Bones of the Hills (Conqueror 3)

A boy was abandoned in the wilderness by his tribe -- but he did not die. As those Iggulden admirers who have read Wolf of the Plains and Lords of the Bow will know, this luckless boy has grown into one of the most feared and powerful figures in history, Genghis Khan. He has persuaded the tribes that had been tearing each other to pieces to ignore their differences and unite under his leadership to battle their oldest enemies. Under his ruthless (and ferociously inspired) leadership, a mighty nation has been forged. But this is only the beginning of his struggles: Khan sends out emissaries, but they are tortured and killed. He attempts to open trade routes; his efforts are met with violent rebuff. Soon, the Mongolian army is stretched to the furthest corners of Khan's realm, and destruction looms. Available in hardback and audio CD.