The Honour of Rome (Eagles of the Empire 20)

A tale of courage and camaraderie in ancient Rome

Simon Scarrow author

Format:Paperback

Publisher:Headline Publishing Group

Published:14th Apr '22

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The Honour of Rome (Eagles of the Empire 20) cover

In The Honour of Rome (Eagles of the Empire 20), centurion Marco faces a ruthless gang threatening Londinium, testing his courage and loyalty to Rome.

In The Honour of Rome (Eagles of the Empire 20), the year is AD 59, and Britannia is a land simmering with tension under Roman rule. The once peaceful island is now a battleground for power, where even the bravest soldiers find themselves in peril. Centurion Marco returns to Britannia, hoping to manage his mother's inn in Londinium and enjoy his land grant. However, the reality he faces is far more dangerous than he anticipated. A gang led by a ruthless ex-legionary terrorizes the city, extorting protection money from the locals while the Roman officials turn a blind eye.

As Marco navigates the treacherous landscape of his homeland, he realizes that he cannot tackle this threat alone. He reaches out to his trusted ally, Prefect Cato, but the distance between them poses a significant challenge. The streets of Londinium are rife with violence, and the honour of Rome hangs in the balance. Marco must summon all of his courage and resourcefulness to confront an enemy as cunning and merciless as any barbarian tribe.

The Honour of Rome weaves a gripping tale of camaraderie and bravery against a backdrop of political intrigue and bloodshed. Readers will be captivated by the vivid portrayal of Roman life and the relentless struggles faced by its soldiers. This novel is a celebration of loyalty, valor, and the enduring spirit of those who defend their homeland against overwhelming odds.

Praise for Simon Scarrow's novels: 'Gripping ... ferocious and compelling' * Daily Express *
'A new book in Simon Scarrow's long-running seriesabout the Roman army is always a joy' * The Times *
'I really don't need this kind of competition... It's a great read' * Bernard Cornwell *

ISBN: 9781472258502

Dimensions: 196mm x 128mm x 34mm

Weight: 320g

448 pages