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The Broken Eagle: Ancient Rome Adventure – Epic Battles, Intrigue, and Heroism in the Roman Empire
Blood demands blood. And vengeance knows no law.
Roman Britain, AD 46 – A brutal rebel force prowls the northeast, striking at the Empire’s vital supply lines.
Centurion Maximus and his comrade Brutus are sent to hunt them down — but the mission comes at an unimaginable cost.
A savage blow strikes the heart of the legion, turning its finest warrior into a relentless beast.
As Maximus fights to crush the uprising, he must rein in his closest friend’s uncontrollable rage — a weapon that could destroy friend and foe alike.
In a land without mercy, the deadliest enemy is the one who once fought at your side.
Book 4 of the EAGLE SAGA – SONS OF ROME.
Perfect for fans of Ancient Rome, Roman Britain, epic battles, and military historical fiction in the tradition of Simon Scarrow, Robert Fabbri and Conn Iggulden.
Roman Britain, AD 46 – A brutal rebel force prowls the northeast, striking at the Empire’s vital supply lines.
Centurion Maximus and his comrade Brutus are sent to hunt them down — but the mission comes at an unimaginable cost.
A savage blow strikes the heart of the legion, turning its finest warrior into a relentless beast.
As Maximus fights to crush the uprising, he must rein in his closest friend’s uncontrollable rage — a weapon that could destroy friend and foe alike.
In a land without mercy, the deadliest enemy is the one who once fought at your side.
Book 4 of the EAGLE SAGA – SONS OF ROME.
Perfect for fans of Ancient Rome, Roman Britain, epic battles, and military historical fiction in the tradition of Simon Scarrow, Robert Fabbri and Conn Iggulden.
284 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 11, 2025
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February 17, 2026
Really stretches the bounds of believable roman and Celtic behaviours, There is knowledge and technologies mentioned that didn't exist, it's a not pick I know but cardboard is mentioned at one point, really? On the whole not a bad read but seems like 21st century morals imposed on what was a completely different world.
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