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'The ultimate blend of betrayal, vengeance and brutality in this thunderous thriller set in Roman Spain.' Fiona Forsyth, author of Rome's End
AD 150
Lucius Faenius Felix - a battle hardened Tribune, scarred in body and mind - journeys to his home province of Hispania Baetica. Accompanied by his friend Cai Martis - warrior of the Nervii tribe and veteran Praefect of cavalry - Felix has high hopes of recovering his family lands and avenging his father’s murder.
But the soldier's homeland is being terrorised by roving bands of outlaws. Felix and Martis are thrust into a perilous world of powerful men and rival factions. When his brother is captured by one of the gangs Lucius goes in pursuit with his own small band and unwittingly starts a war with a formidable enemy who are not what they initially seem.
Felix's honour is tested when told he must forgo seeking revenge against his father’s killer, Malor, the head of the villainous Castricae clan, as the price for the return of his lands.
Friends and enemies are not always what they seem, as Felix draws Malor’s forces in to give battle.
The soldier will risk everything to see his sense of honour - and desire for vengeance - satisfied.
Recommended for fans of Ben Kane, Simon Scarrow and Conn Iggulden.
Alistair Tosh was born and raised in the Dumfriesshire countryside. He now lives in north Lancashire with his wife and dog.
Praise for Alistair Tosh:
‘Gripping, gritty and blood-spattered. Fans of Roman historical adventure will love it!’ Matthew Harffy
'A taut bowstring of a story with a climax sharp as a warrior’s blade.’ Alistair Forrest, author of Sea of Flames
'Tosh takes his band of heroes through an ancient heart of darkness. An epic adventure that will leave warriors changed and have the reader’s pulse-rate soaring!' Fiona Forsyth, author of the Lucius Sestius Mysteries
'From its intriguing opening scenes to the final, breathtaking and bloody conclusion, Alistair Tosh gives his readers another tale of relentless action and intrigue.' Derek Birks, author of The Last of the Romans
Genre: Historical
AD 150
Lucius Faenius Felix - a battle hardened Tribune, scarred in body and mind - journeys to his home province of Hispania Baetica. Accompanied by his friend Cai Martis - warrior of the Nervii tribe and veteran Praefect of cavalry - Felix has high hopes of recovering his family lands and avenging his father’s murder.
But the soldier's homeland is being terrorised by roving bands of outlaws. Felix and Martis are thrust into a perilous world of powerful men and rival factions. When his brother is captured by one of the gangs Lucius goes in pursuit with his own small band and unwittingly starts a war with a formidable enemy who are not what they initially seem.
Felix's honour is tested when told he must forgo seeking revenge against his father’s killer, Malor, the head of the villainous Castricae clan, as the price for the return of his lands.
Friends and enemies are not always what they seem, as Felix draws Malor’s forces in to give battle.
The soldier will risk everything to see his sense of honour - and desire for vengeance - satisfied.
Recommended for fans of Ben Kane, Simon Scarrow and Conn Iggulden.
Alistair Tosh was born and raised in the Dumfriesshire countryside. He now lives in north Lancashire with his wife and dog.
Praise for Alistair Tosh:
‘Gripping, gritty and blood-spattered. Fans of Roman historical adventure will love it!’ Matthew Harffy
'A taut bowstring of a story with a climax sharp as a warrior’s blade.’ Alistair Forrest, author of Sea of Flames
'Tosh takes his band of heroes through an ancient heart of darkness. An epic adventure that will leave warriors changed and have the reader’s pulse-rate soaring!' Fiona Forsyth, author of the Lucius Sestius Mysteries
'From its intriguing opening scenes to the final, breathtaking and bloody conclusion, Alistair Tosh gives his readers another tale of relentless action and intrigue.' Derek Birks, author of The Last of the Romans
Genre: Historical
Praise for this book
"The ultimate blend of betrayal, vengenace and brutality in this thunderous thriller set in Roman Spain." - Fiona Forsyth
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