Rome is lost, but one man refuses to accept it.
83 B.C.E. Sulla holds Rome, the proscription lists are still being added to, and the men who stood against him are dead, exiled, or busy trying to win back his favour.Driven from Italy, Quintus Sertorius - the last true general of the old Republic - turns to the one place that might yet save everything: the Roman provinces of Iberia.
Caro of the Mentesani comes back to Iberia after a decade away to find a province that has learned to live with Rome, tribes picking their sides, and a war that will be decided less by battles than by which chieftain is bought first and by whom.
As Sulla's armies march on the Pyrenees and the knives of traitors glint in the shadows, Caro will be pushed further than ever before: Out through the Pillars, down the African shore, into a country where few have heard of Rome and Sertorius is simply another exile with a few hundred armed men and a grudge.
Fugitivus transports the reader deeper into one of Rome's greatest untold stories of war, exile, and defiance. Can one man hold back the darkness? Can a fugitive save the Republic?
Genre: Thriller
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