Attila

This historical novel, Attila, explores the rise of the infamous leader during the decline of the Roman Empire and his battle against a determined Roman general.

Set against the backdrop of the fifth century AD, Attila unfolds during a time when the Roman Empire is on the brink of collapse. The once-mighty Imperium, now divided, faces threats from powerful barbarian tribes such as the Vandals and Visigoths, who are eager to seize the moment. As the empire struggles to maintain its grip on power, a new and formidable force emerges from the East, poised to change the course of history forever.

At the center of this turbulent era stands Attila, the fearsome leader of the Huns, whose name sends shivers down the spines of his enemies. For years, his tribe has been terrorizing neighboring lands, but with Attila at the helm, their ambitions grow bolder. The narrative weaves together themes of warfare, desire, and ambition as Attila and his adversary, Aetius, a Roman general, prepare for a monumental confrontation that will determine the fate of their worlds.

Attila is not just a tale of battle; it is a profound exploration of two contrasting figures, each driven by their own desires and destinies. As the story unfolds, readers are drawn into a gripping saga that culminates in a climactic struggle, forever altering the landscape of the Christian world. This first installment of an epic trilogy invites readers to witness the rise and fall of one of history's most notorious villains, set against a richly detailed historical backdrop.