Nemesis
Fall of Rome
Published on 14. June 2021
360 pages
978-1-80032-452-7 (ISBN)
Description
None can escape the judgement of Nemesis.390BC. A winter has passed since the Gauls crossed the mountains to crush an Etruscan army outside Clusium.
Now, determined to avenge a death by the hand of a Roman observer, Brennus plans a terrible revenge.
Confident in the might of their arms, the Romans march to drive away the threat. But the battle goes horribly wrong. Overwhelmed by the ferocious brutality of the Senone warriors, the citizen army is routed.
Defenceless, Rome faces the judgement of the goddess Nemesis, and as the mournful howl of barbarian war horns draw closer, the druid Catumanda begins to understand the odyssey may cost her life...
The epic tale of the first sack of Rome reaches its climactic conclusion. A thrilling tale perfect for fans of Simon Scarrow and S.J.A. Turney.
Now, determined to avenge a death by the hand of a Roman observer, Brennus plans a terrible revenge.
Confident in the might of their arms, the Romans march to drive away the threat. But the battle goes horribly wrong. Overwhelmed by the ferocious brutality of the Senone warriors, the citizen army is routed.
Defenceless, Rome faces the judgement of the goddess Nemesis, and as the mournful howl of barbarian war horns draw closer, the druid Catumanda begins to understand the odyssey may cost her life...
The epic tale of the first sack of Rome reaches its climactic conclusion. A thrilling tale perfect for fans of Simon Scarrow and S.J.A. Turney.
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Edition
Digital original
Language
English
Place of publication
New York
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Canelo
Edition type
Digital original
File size
2,33 MB
ISBN-13
978-1-80032-452-7 (9781800324527)
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C. R. May is the author of over a dozen novels set in early medieval and ancient Europe. Before becoming a full-time writer he worked as a city trader. Born in London and raised in Essex, he now lives with his family near the Suffolk coast.
