The same bloodline, a new empire, a collision of empires.
A decade after the fall of Tenochtitlan, the same bloodline moves south, into the Andes — and a second collision of empires. Children of the Sun follows the family as Pizarro's expedition arrives in Tawantinsuyu, the Inca Empire, at the very moment it is fractured by its own war of succession.
Spanning 1532 to 1538 — from Atahualpa's capture at Cajamarca to the last open battles of the conquest — the trilogy traces what remains of two worlds forced to converge under a new order, seen once again through the eyes of a family already changed by one conquest and now witness to another.
It is the second turn of the wheel that began in 1519 — the same saga, a new continent.
Coming SoonCajamarca, 1532 — the opening act of a second conquest, and a second convergence for the same bloodline.
Coming SoonThe trilogy continues as the empire's own war of succession reaches its turning point.
Coming SoonThe trilogy's close, 1538 — the last open battles of the conquest, and the family's place within it.
Kyle Alexandre Struan