Bellicus faces treacherous political manoeuvres and the threat of Saxon invaders. With rich character depth and gripping narratives, McKay expertly blends action, loyalty, and emotional struggles.
Tag: Historical Fiction
Review: King’s Man – Angus Donald
In "King's Man," the third installment of Angus Donald's Outlaw Chronicles, Robin Hood and Alan Dale navigate 12th-century England's tumultuous landscape, intertwining historical accuracy with compelling narrative as they strive to rescue King Richard from captivity amidst loyalty and survival themes.
Review: A Savage Moon – Theodore Brun
A darkness that moves...
Review: Testament – Kim Sherwood
Great book
Review: The Heathen Hoard – Steven A. McKay
Steven The Great
Review: Saviour of Rome – Douglas Jackson
Cum occurrit, quod non occidendum!
Review: The Ways of the World – Robert Goddard
Magnifique!
Review: The Last Caesar – Henry Venmore-Rowland
My version: HardbackGenre: Historical FictionPublisher: Bantam Press, TransworldFirst published: 2012ISBN: 978-0-593-06851-9Pages: 312Bought From the cover:AD 68. The tyrant emperor Nero has no son and no heir.Suddenly there's the very real possibility that Rome might become a republic once more. But the ambitions of a few are about to bring corruption, chaos and untold bloodshed to the … Continue reading Review: The Last Caesar – Henry Venmore-Rowland
Review: The Pagan Lord – Bernard Cornwell
When Bernard Cornwell is on form, he can be at least as good, if not a whole lot better, than most everyone else. When he's ticking over, he's also a whole lot better than a whole lot of other writers in the Historical Fiction field.
Review: Knights of the Hawk – James Aitcheson
I just read the best book of the year.
