Boys. He lives with his wife and children in Hertfordshire, England.

"Iggulden writes with sweep and immediacy...the novel races along as swiftly and inexorably as its main character."—Christian Science Monitor“Brilliantly imagined and addictive.... This is historical fiction of the first order.”—Publishers Weekly, starred reviewgeneration.

While an addict’s family may most keenly feel the effect of the
individual addict, communities also feel the effects. These run the gamut, from
teachers having to deal with young children whose academic/social performance
in school may be impaired by living in an unpredictable, unstable environment
to tragedies of far greater magnitude. A horrible, heartbreaking event brought
the issue of substance abuse in the Pemberton Valley to the forefront of
community concern in May 2002.

Ross Leo was just 15 years old when he died. The Mt. Currie
youth was brutally beaten to death by two adult men in an altercation over
alcohol. The teenager had come across two men “sleeping it off” in a wooded
area of BC Rail lands near the local elementary school. Nicknamed “The Jungle”,
the densely treed area was a well-known drinking spot among