Descripción del producto
AD367: Britannia. The Southern Provinces are shaken by the
most ferocious barbarian invasion in living memory. Marius, youngest member of
the Corinium council, is caught in a web of intrigue when it transpires that
the traitor masterminding the barbarian alliance is his parents' murderer, the
feared and hated Imperial Notary, Paulus Catena - The Chain...
most ferocious barbarian invasion in living memory. Marius, youngest member of
the Corinium council, is caught in a web of intrigue when it transpires that
the traitor masterminding the barbarian alliance is his parents' murderer, the
feared and hated Imperial Notary, Paulus Catena - The Chain...
...
This is part one of The Chronicles of Britannia, a tale of
heroism, loss, war and sacrifice as Rome's westernmost provinces are swept
inexorably to the very brink of the Dark Ages. . .
heroism, loss, war and sacrifice as Rome's westernmost provinces are swept
inexorably to the very brink of the Dark Ages. . .
...
'Superb! A wickedly fast-moving storyline with bloodthirsty
action, nail-biting tension, clever plotting and a strong sense of authenticity. Fans of
Scarrow, Iggulden and Sidebottom will love this - and so will aficionados of
Lindsey Davis' Falco series. Just brilliant.' - Berks Historical Literature Review
Also by Scott Hunter on Amazon - 'The Trespass', best
selling archaeological thriller. Available NOW on Kindle.
action, nail-biting tension, clever plotting and a strong sense of authenticity. Fans of
Scarrow, Iggulden and Sidebottom will love this - and so will aficionados of
Lindsey Davis' Falco series. Just brilliant.' - Berks Historical Literature Review
Also by Scott Hunter on Amazon - 'The Trespass', best
selling archaeological thriller. Available NOW on Kindle.
Biografía del autor
Scott was born in Romford, Essex in 1956. His writing career was kick-started after he won first prize in the Sunday Express Short Story Competition. Scott divides his time between writing, IT contract work and drumming. He has recorded with internationally renowned rock band 'Jethro Tull' and appeared in concert with 70's popsters 'Mungo Jerry'. Scott has recently published his third and fourth novels, the first an adult crime thriller entitled 'Black December', and the second an historical novel set in Roman Britain in 367AD entitled 'The Serpent and the Slave'. Scott lives in Berkshire with his wife, Katherine, his two youngest children (Tom, 14 and Emily, 13) and a Cocker Spaniel named Archie. He is a committed Christian (Scott, not Archie) and is actively involved in his local church in Reading. Scott was long listed for the Times/Chicken House Children's Novel Competition for 'The Ley Lines of Lushbury' and won the Sunday Express Short Story Competition a few years back for his historical entry set in the English Civil War. 'The Trespass' is an Amazon top 20 Bestseller.
