Day of the Caesars (Eagles of the Empire 16)

In Day of the Caesars (Eagles of the Empire 16), Cato and Macro confront a deadly power struggle in a tumultuous Rome, risking everything to avert civil war.

In Day of the Caesars (Eagles of the Empire 16), set in AD 54, the death of Emperor Claudius plunges Rome into chaos. With the threat of civil war looming, Prefect Cato and Centurion Macro find themselves in the midst of a deadly power struggle. As rival factions vie for control, these two brave soldiers must navigate a treacherous political landscape while striving to protect their men and the integrity of the Empire. The stakes are high, and the cost of failure could be their lives.

The narrative follows Cato, who, despite his desire for a simple life as a soldier, becomes a target for various factions looking to manipulate him for their own gain. With tensions rising and allegiances shifting, Cato realizes that survival depends on his ability to play a dangerous game of strategy and deception. His only ally in this tumultuous environment is Macro, a steadfast friend who shares his commitment to the army and its soldiers.

As the story unfolds, readers are drawn into a world where loyalty is tested and the fate of the Empire hangs in the balance. The brilliant writing of Simon Scarrow brings to life the complexities of Roman politics and warfare, making Day of the Caesars a gripping read for fans of historical fiction. This latest installment in the Eagles of the Empire series promises to deliver action, intrigue, and a vivid portrayal of life in ancient Rome.