Centurion : A Roman Legion Novel

from neurodrew

I have read now, in about 10 days, just about all of Simon Scarrow's novels about Macro and Cato, Roman centurions. They are still in Syria, Macro the commander of an auxilliary cohort, Cato his adjudant, both still watching Longinus for ambitions of supplanting the emperor. They march to relieve...

from Traveller1

Our boys defeat the mighty Parthian Empire (with a little help), and bring the important city of Palmyra into the Roman fold, but most important of all, Cata takes a wife-even though I thought that serving Roman soldiers were forbidden to marry. A good read. I will admit though, having powered th...

from DWWilkin

I am a fan of this series so I hope my bias is not coming into my reviews, but perhaps it is. Scarrow I find transports me to the primitive time of the Roman Empire. His use of language, though not riddled with terms of the legions, is also not filled with modern constructs that other writers use...

from DWWilkin

I am a fan of this series so I hope my bias is not coming into my reviews, but perhaps it is. Scarrow I find transports me to the primitive time of the Roman Empire. His use of language, though not riddled with terms of the legions, is also not filled with modern constructs that other writers use...