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Attila, or the Scourge of God as he would come to be recognized, fought a war unknown to the world; he was a man torn apart by his hunger for conquest, his need to lead his people to the heights of unknown glory, and his desire to find peace in the arms of the woman who took his heart with her death.

After Attila died, his eldest son, Ellak, took the crown of the Hun Empire and history became myth. When in 469 the Hun Empire faded from the world stage, no one seemed to care what happened to the powerful nation Attila had created. Historians did not bother to tell their story. But among those who still fought to remember were the very ones who had lived through the destruction.

This is a story about deceit and power, blood and love—the truth that no one dared to tell.