LEGACY: 1897 – 1917, Volume One – The Motherland Saga

The Epic Novel of Turkey

De: Hugo N. Gerstl

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Today, Turkey stands at the center of the world, as it has for millennia. Yet, once again, its position as an international power is ambiguous. It straddles the Occident and the Orient, yet it is neither comfortable with or trusted by either East or West. Beneath its glittering exterior, Turkey is a dormant volcano, ready to explode again, as it has done so many times throughout history.
In LEGACY, we meet Turhan Türkoğlu and Abbas Hükümdar, victims of unspeakable poverty and cruelty, each of whom will walk entirely different paths in life. We come face to face with Halide Orhan, one of the greatest heroines of modern literature. In this volume, we witness the death throes of a decaying superpower, the Ottoman Empire, and the beginning of the modern era, marked by the horrors of World War I. Each of these three characters leave their indelible imprint on their Motherland.
Hugo N. Gerstl, international bestselling author, lived in Turkey during two of the most turbulent years of its modern history, and the love with which he writes this monumental saga is palpable. This volume, translated and published in Turkey as MIRAS, is one of only a handful of epics about Turkey by a foreign writer to be accorded the honor of publication by a respected Turkish publishing house.
Novels: Scribe (International Best Seller) • The Motherland Saga in three volumes: Legacy, Emergence, and Coming of Age. The Motherland Saga is also available in an Anthology Edition: Legacy – The Birth of Modern Turkey • The Deathmaster • ChildFinders • Oldies But Goodies Show • Amazing Grace (International Best Seller) • Billy Jenkins • Against All Odds (International Best Seller) • Assassin (International Best Seller) • Arcade • The Wrecking Crew (International Best Seller) • Skorzeny – Dancing With the Devil • Stalemate. • Coming Soon: The Good Brother – The trial of Albert Goring • Set Rome Afire – The story of the First Pope John XXIII • The Danube.
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