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|date=April 2013
|website=http://www.tim-leach.co.uk/
|summary=King Croesus experiences a dramatic change of fortune that allows him to evaluate the true meaning of happiness. But is it too late?
|cover=0857899198
On the surface, the book is an enjoyable adventure set in an ancient world, but the message of the book goes much deeper. Reading the story encourages a great deal of self-reflection and analysis which may leave the reader a little wiser by the end of the book. This is an absorbing, refreshing novel which offers something a little different to the norm and I hope that the author has more tales of ancient worlds in the pipeline.
Fans of ancient mythology may enjoy [[Orpheus, The Song Of Life by Ann Wroe]]. We also have a review of [[The King and the Slave by Tim Leach]].
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