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Tag: rome
Review: The Centurion’s Son – Adam Lofthouse
Here's a new name for you. Adam Lofthouse. Remember it. Write it down.
Review: Glory of Rome – Douglas Jackson
Book eight, about the Ninth
Review: The Furies of Rome – Robert Fabbri
Not furry
Review: Hannibal. Fields of Blood by Ben Kane
Peee-ay! Peee-ay!
Review: Enemy of Rome by Douglas Jackson
Valerius in Love
Review: Masters of Rome (Vespasian V) by Robert Fabbri
The best thing to come out of Berlin, since 'Low' and 'Heroes.'
Review: At the Ruin of the World by John Henry Clay
Three names, three stars
Review: Rome's Fallen (Eagle Vespasian IV) – Robert Fabbri
The best book of AD41 without a doubt.
Review: The Siege
The Siege (Agent of Rome 1) by Nick Brown My rating: 5 of 5 stars I am going back in time by reading this one. I was lucky enough to be sent (the latest as it was at the time) The Black Stone, which was actually number four in the series. I’d seen the name and some of … Continue reading Review: The Siege
