Simon Scarrow- The Eagle’s Prophecy 4.25 Stars
In AD 45 centurions Macro and Cato, are
being told that they must go on a deadly mission or be executed. A large group
of vicious pirates have come into possession of scrolls that could destroy Rome if they see the
light of day. Now Macro and Cato must go with a group of troops to try to get
the scrolls back and save Rome.
If they are successful, they can have there lives back. It seems like a suicide
mission, but what choice do they have?
This book had a good introduction, as it
gets you right into the heart of what the book is going to be about. The main
plot is great. It has some twists, but no real shocking moments. It did keep me
reading and enjoying the time period as it is a captivating time. It had some very
intense parts that kept me on the edge of my seat, not wanting to put the book
down. I loved the characters in the book as well. I will definitely be looking
for more books in this series. I did feel in parts like I was missing something
in not having read the other books preceding this one. In the future I will
read this series in order. I would recommend this book those who love
historical fiction.
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Tony Peters
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