Conan, the victorious

Review ''Nobody alive writes Conan better than Robert Jordan.''--L. Sprague de Camp ''There is no one today writing barbarian fantasy novels that can compare with Jordan.''--_Science Fiction Chronicle_ -- Review Review Robert Jordan, who added to the Conan saga before breaking fresh ground of his own, provided some of the most satisfying adventures since Howard himself....There aren’t many writers who can produce exceptional work within the imagination of another, but Jordan is one of those rarities.” r— Science Fiction Chronicle on The Conan Chronicles, Volume One

In the fabled, mysterious land of Vendhya, Conan seeks an antidote to the unknown poison that threatens his life. Entangled in the intrigues of Karim Singh, advisor to the King of Vendhya, pursued by the voluptuous noblewoman Vyndra, threatened by the evil mage Naipal, Conan has yet to conquer the most terrifying adversaries of his life--the Sivani, demon-guardians of the ancient tombs of Vendhyan kings. To survive, he must be Conan the Victorious.

Conan journeys to the fabulous land of Vendhya to seek a cure for the mysterious poison threatening his life, encountering perils at the court of Chundar Khan and from a religious assassination cult and the Sivani, demon guardians of the ancient tombs From a distance the city seemed jeweled, ivory and gold beside a sea of sapphire, justifying the name of Golden Queen of the Vilayet Sea.