 Barnes, Steven. Lion's Blood. Warner 2002 (cover art by Jean-Paul Tipples). |  Barnes, Steven. Zulu Heart. Warner 2003. |
Barnes, Steven. Insh'Allah
Divergence: 400 BCE
What if: Socrates refused to commit suicide and instead fled Athens for Egypt. Two
centuries later, Egypt and Carthage united to destroy Rome, and in time the
Egyptian-Abyssinian empire came to dominate Africa and Europe.
Series note: A two-volume series including
Lion's Blood and
Zulu Heart.
Barnes, Steven. Lion's Blood
Divergence: 400 BCE
Summary: More than 2000 years after Socrates, an Irish boy is sold into slavery on a
plantation in New Djibouti, near the Aztec border in Bilalistan. Although he
nominally becomes a friend of the owner's son, there is always something to
remind him that he is no more than property.
Series note: First volume of Insh'Allah.
Published: Warner 2002 (0446526681BUY), 2003 (0446612219BUY).
Web link: Lion's Blood
Barnes, Steven. Zulu Heart
Divergence: 400 BCE
Summary: Set three years after the events of Lion's Blood.
Series note: Second volume of Insh'Allah.
Published: Warner 2003 (0446531227BUY), 2004 (0446611956BUY).
