Warrior
The epic story of Caratacus, warrior Briton and enemy of the Roman Empire…
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Narrated by:
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Jonathan Keeble
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By:
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Simon Scarrow
Summary
The Romans invaded Britannia in AD 43 confident of victory. They swept through a divided and ill-equipped enemy, scattered across tough terrain. But one man was not prepared to surrender. Caratacus - quick-witted youngest son of a a tribal king - had been trained from birth to be a warrior of power and grit. Sent to be schooled by the Druids in his boyhood, his training meant that an already strong and cunning prince returned to his father's kingdom as a war machine . . .
With Caratacus driving them forward, the tribes prepare to repulse an enemy anticipating an easy victory. Fighting not only to stay alive but for their very way of life, these men form a mighty force. The battle is on!
The brand new series from the Sunday Times bestselling authors of Invader and Pirata: Warrior, the story of Britannia's barbarian warlord Caratacus.
(p) 2023 Headline Publishing Group Ltd©2023 Simon Scarrow
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great story
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always a good read
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excellent story
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Good story, worth the time and money
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