Sherry Christie
In AMBER ROAD, treachery looms over the road to a man's honor.
They call it a road, this rutted and potholed dirt track that meanders to the northern sea where amber is found. To former Army tribune Marcus Carinna, it’s a life-threatening leap from the Roman frontier into a wilderness teeming with hostile barbarians, dangerous beasts, and giant trees said to engulf sleeping men at night.
Yet the Amber Road is the trail he must follow. Disgraced by an attack on the emperor Caligula that cost his father’s life, he must find Aurima, the bold and willful Germanic priestess who can help him restore his family honor.
When an imperial spymaster recruits him to lead an expedition into the Danubian wilderness, Marcus jumps at the opportunity to search for her. But as his troops slog along the Amber Road, he will discover that he is not out of reach of his enemies’ vengeance—and that saving the woman he loves is going to demand more heart and will than he knew he possessed.
AMBER ROAD will be on sale this spring. Thanks!
They call it a road, this rutted and potholed dirt track that meanders to the northern sea where amber is found. To former Army tribune Marcus Carinna, it’s a life-threatening leap from the Roman frontier into a wilderness teeming with hostile barbarians, dangerous beasts, and giant trees said to engulf sleeping men at night.
Yet the Amber Road is the trail he must follow. Disgraced by an attack on the emperor Caligula that cost his father’s life, he must find Aurima, the bold and willful Germanic priestess who can help him restore his family honor.
When an imperial spymaster recruits him to lead an expedition into the Danubian wilderness, Marcus jumps at the opportunity to search for her. But as his troops slog along the Amber Road, he will discover that he is not out of reach of his enemies’ vengeance—and that saving the woman he loves is going to demand more heart and will than he knew he possessed.
AMBER ROAD will be on sale this spring. Thanks!
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Reading about Rome is always very interesting. In my recent book, the Romans slaughter and enslave millions of Jews in Israel. Although my book The LIE That Changed The World is a fictional scroll written by Jesus at age 80 just before the Romans destroyed him and 950 Jews in Masada, the Romans' violent acts are not imaginary. My question is, do you and others in Goodreads focus only on stories that follow the Bible?
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