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Tiger Queen Book Description Documentary producer and writer İsmet Bertan continues his "Once Upon a Time in Anatolia" collection, in which he portrays the cultural history of Anatolia, with the story of the Black Sea Amazons. Bertan, who takes the readers to Cappadocia thousands of years ago in his first historical novel, The Prisoner of Golat Castle, this time tells the epic story of a young girl who was orphaned on the shores of the Black Sea, in an age when human life was disregarded among power struggles and societies were crushed under the oppressive rule of brutal kings. The novel, which portrays the emergence of the legendary female warriors Amazons with a hero's adventure-filled journey, attracts attention with its original approach to history. The novel, translated into Bulgarian, makes readers of all ages think about social life, rights and freedoms, justice and rebellion. Having lost its power, the Hatti Kingdom can no longer protect its people. The soldiers of Burkas, who declared himself king after the Scythian raids, constantly raid the Black Wave Sea villages and kidnap children and young girls. Tigira, a king's daughter but forced to live in the Valley of the Old Women, also falls victim to the same fate. Tigira, who met the Galop female warriors on that bloody night when her mother was killed and joined them with the tiger cubs who did not leave her side, will create the Amazon legend in many years full of pain and struggle, and will fight fiercely against the cruel kings and their injustice, from the Black Sea coast to the lands of Troy (From the Promotional Bulletin).