Odysseus, King of Ithaca - for four thousand years, his name was a byword for bold courage, his voyaging an epic journey of survival. When Troy falls, Odysseus sets sail for home, but vengeful gods have decided otherwise. Storms blow his ship deep into unknown waters and onto the shores of fearful strange lands of giants, cannibals, fierce warrior clans and murderous priest cults. Through battles and shipwrecks, will he survive to see his home again, where his wife and son, thinking him lost, face different dangers? Can any man surmount such peril and such impossible odds? Odysseus will try. And pay a terrible price.

Published
2005
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Ken Catran

Ken Catran (born 1944) is a children's novelist and television screenwriter from New Zealand.