Boyarin 1. Smolensk army: Andrey Prevyakov

Snow creaks under the hooves of stunted Mongol horses, rolled in the winter wind of bunchuki and banners – invincible tumens of Batu and Subedeus, performing the Testament of Genghis Khan, go to the west, on their famous campaign. One of the warriors of the young Prince Mikhail is a shitty boyar, self -player, Pavel Petrov -Sin Remezov … A researcher, a candidate of sciences, who has been in the past during a successful experiment to study resonant fields. It is not at all the desire to get into battle, and not a military brotherhood – Pavel wants to return home and knows – almost certainly, how to do it. And the Mongols have already crossed the Vistula, the Sandomir fell, the hops burned out, in front – Krakow. And there Paul suddenly lingered, meeting the girl who reminded him of his old love, Polina, who tragically died a year and a half ago. And here she is – alive and young, and Remezov himself threw off for twenty years – he is now a boyar son, a small feudal lord, a boyar … and a successful warrior, behind whom there is a squad. Is it worth throwing everything? And is there any way to return? ..

Author
Prevyakov Andrey Anatolyevich
Editor
Sidorovich A.V.
Publisher
ID Leningrad, 2012
Series
Russian fantasy