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Portal to Nova Roma: Paris

By: J.R. Mathews
Narrated by: Christian J. Gilliland
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The epic, two-part conclusion to the Portal to Nova Roma saga begins now!

The Rhine has been conquered.
Venice is safe from pirates-for now.
And the eastern kingdoms of France have acknowledged Alexander’s claim to the frontier… and the vast riches that come with it.

For the first time, Alexander has built something lasting.
An empire with walls, shipyards, and foundries.
Warships rise from the docks. Cannons thunder from the forges. Legionnaires stand ready - armed with rifles and revolvers-to face any army foolish enough to test them.

But in a brutal medieval world, peace is always an illusion.

When French “allies” prove far less trustworthy than promised, and the king in Paris turns his eyes-and his armies-eastward, Alexander is forced to act. New alliances must be forged.

Forged in war.
Sealed by trade and diplomacy.
Paid for in blood… and cannon fire.


As the Mediterranean descends into chaos, Alexander will uncover powerful new allies-and deadly new enemies-in a dangerous, post-apocalyptic world where ambition rules and survival is never guaranteed. With new lands to claim, new powers to master, and wars unlike any he has faced before, Alexander must push beyond every limit to protect his people… and himself.

The legendary empire-building sagas reaches its most explosive chapter yet. Drums of war sound. Empires collide. And the world stands on the brink.

Join Alexander and his legions now in Portal to Nova Roma: Paris!

©2026 J.R. Mathews (P)2026 J.R. Mathews
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I love this, but it does have huge continuity flaws. like the main one that is rather obvious, is that people can share classes, with no detriment, but they apparently don't. choosing to be weak... every single one of the people would share classes to their neighbors for mutual benefit, sure a few elite classes might be hoarded but none of the lower classes would be. poor people would just share them to make their little enclaves stronger. it's really a massive plot mistake for me. apparently every single person is an idiot except Alex. so bad. The premise is really good though, and the narrator is also great. another thing is that Alex continuously says he does not want to do harm to people, but he could take all rural France by assassination and infiltration, but gladly kills thousands. if it's for the experience, just say that. don't pretend it's the only choice. the author needs about 10 more proof readers focusing on continuity and obvious bs at the minimum. if this series was revised slightly to explain those things and get rid of the continuity mistakes it would truly be good. but even the side arc of Egypt is bad. so I'm not sure. Egypt wasn't at all like described. and no the pyramids are not tombs. that is totally deficient lies.

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