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    Caesar's Soldier: The Mark Antony Roman Adventure: Mark Antony Book I
    Caesar's Soldier: The Mark Antony Roman Adventure: Mark Antony Book I
    Caesar's Soldier: The Mark Antony Roman Adventure: Mark Antony Book I
    Audiobook13 hours

    Caesar's Soldier: The Mark Antony Roman Adventure: Mark Antony Book I

    Written by Alex Gough

    Narrated by Andrew Wincott

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    About this audiobook

    Who was the man that would become Caesar's lieutenant, Brutus' rival, Cleopatra's lover, and Octavian's enemy?

    When his stepfather is executed for his involvement in the Catilinarian conspiracy, Mark Antony and his family are disgraced. His adolescence is marked by scandal and mischief, his love affairs are fleeting, and yet, his ambition is vast.

    Antony's path to prosperity leads him to an education in Athens, a campaign for a seat in the Senate, and a position of military command. Undeterred by his baptism of fire on the battlefields of Judaea and Egypt, he climbs the ranks to become the right-hand man of Rome’s most famous general, Julius Caesar.

    The first of an epic new four-book series, Caesar’s Soldier brings to life the world of one of history’s greatest warriors and romantics, as he becomes an integral part of the Roman Republic in its moment of glory and crisis. Perfect for fans of Conn Iggulden and Bernard Cornwell.

    Praise for Caesar's Soldier:

    'A bold and exciting recreation of the Roman world' Harry Sidebottom, author of the Warrior of Rome series

    'A compelling and admirably detailed opening act to what promises to be a truly epic saga.' Ian Ross, author of the Twilight of Empire series

    'Roman fiction has a new master in Alex Gough.' S. J. A. Turney, author of the Marius' Mules series

    'Caesar’s Soldier puts flesh on the historical bones of Marcus Antonius... The first in a series, Caesar’s Soldier leaves us eagerly awaiting the next volume' Amanda Cockrell, author of The Borderlands Books

    'A tour de force from a master of Roman fiction' Gordon Doherty, author of the Rise of Emperors series

    'A fascinating account of a complex and compelling man' Ruth Downie, author of the Medicus Series

    'Another thrilling Roman read from Alex Gough, sparkling with life' Alison Morton, author of the Roma Nova Thrillers

    ©2023 Alex Gough (P)2024 Saga Egmont

    Alex Gough is an author of Roman historical adventures. The Carbo Chronicles, including Watchmen of Rome and Bandits of Rome, was written as a result of a lifelong obsession with ancient Rome, and the culmination of a lot of research into the underclasses of the time.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSAGA Egmont
    Release dateJun 13, 2024
    ISBN9788727133539
    Caesar's Soldier: The Mark Antony Roman Adventure: Mark Antony Book I
    Author

    Alex Gough

    Alex Gough is an author of Roman historical adventures, and has a decades-long interest in Ancient Roman history. His first seriesThe Carbo Chronicles (including Watchmen of Rome, Bandits of Rome and the short story collection, Carbo and the Thief) was the culmination of a lot of research into the underclasses of Ancient Rome. His second series, The Imperial Assassin, is set in the reign of the Severan dynasty, an under-examined period of Roman history. His latest series is based on the larger-than-life character of Mark Antony, the warrior, the commander, the politician and the lover. Alex would love to interact with readers, and you can follow him on twitter @romanfiction, like Alex Gough Author on facebook, or visit his website for reviews of roman fiction and articles about Roman history: www.romanfiction.com

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