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runner
runner rated it 5 years ago
Tribes in Germania are hostile to the Roman Empire. They are led by the charismatic Arminius a supposed ally of Rome. The Romans west of the Rhine are under the command of centurion Lucius Tullus and provincial governor Varus. A battle is about to take place one in which the Romans have seriously un...
Sorry kids, no feet.
Sorry kids, no feet. rated it 8 years ago
What are you doing with your Friday night? Me? I'm ugly crying into a giant mug of tea. I am a sucker for anything Kate Quinn puts her name to.Outside of Kate Quinn, the only author whose work I was familiar with was Stephanie Dray. I found Dray's work to be rather forgettable. However, like I sai...
Sorry kids, no feet.
Sorry kids, no feet. rated it 8 years ago
What are you doing with your Friday night?Me? I'm ugly crying into a giant mug of tea.
Elysium
Elysium rated it 9 years ago
4,5 starsI’ve wanted to learn more about Boudica but haven’t actually read any books about her so this was really fascinating read. I’ve never been fan of the Romans and this didn’t make me like then any more… Although the Britons nor the Iceni were any better really…The book consist works by seven ...
piratequeen
piratequeen rated it 10 years ago
Mostly the stories kept me engaged despite the impending doom. Well-drawn characters, and the interconnection of the stories was very well done, with the characters moving in and out of each others' stories naturally. As the stories progress, the time moves forward as well. As such, the first cou...
Celticlady's Reading Room
Celticlady's Reading Room rated it 10 years ago
A Day of Fire: A Novel of Pompeii is the story of the destruction of Pompeii. We have all learned about Pompeii in the history books but as far as I know, there has not been a lot of historical fiction written about Pompeii. This novel is a collaboration of six fantastic authors who tell a believabl...
sensitivemuse
sensitivemuse rated it 12 years ago
I wish this series would go on and on, but well that just would not be possible nor historically accurate right? (unless!!! you could go on with Carbo’s story!? please? pretty please?) now the previous book (Spartacus: Gladiator) had all the action and battle scenes. This one has battle scenes times...
Donna@BookLoversParadise
Donna@BookLoversParadise rated it 12 years ago
I loved the way Ben Kane was able to bring these characters to life. They are not just historical figures, but actual people. You can understand their thoughts and feel what they are feeling. Spartacus is a larger than life figure. When you read this novel, you will feel as if you truly know Spartac...
KOMET
KOMET rated it 12 years ago
At best, I have a layman's interest in Ancient Rome. But I came across this novel in the downtown bookstore a few weeks ago, thumbed through its contents, was intrigued, and bought it.This is the first novel in a trilogy. There are 4 principal characters who are at the heart of the story. Tarqu...
sensitivemuse
sensitivemuse rated it 12 years ago
Curses to my old age, I wanted to keep reading but my eyes just couldn’t stay open. That’s how good it was. It was filled with action, a bit of love on the side, but well written that I now have to go look for other books by Ben Kane to keep reading them. They’re just THAT good.Spartacus was good, a...
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