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Immerse yourself in a gripping tale of ancient warfare with Paperback Rebellion, a historical fiction novel by Simon Scarrow. From the bestselling Eagles of Empire series, this book brings Roman Britain to life with authentic detail.
- Follow the adventures of Prefect Cato and Centurion Macro as they face Boudica's rebellion.
- Set in 1st-century Britannia, the story is packed with tribal uprisings and battles.
- Written by Sunday Times No. 1 bestselling author Simon Scarrow.
- Part of the long-running Eagles of the Empire series, now in its 22nd installment.
- Experience unmatched courage and sacrifice in this epic military adventure.
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xAn epic military adventure novel pits Roman army heroes Macro and Cato against Boudica: the terrifying Queen of the Britons. From bestselling Simon Scarrow, author of Death to the Emperor and The Honour of Rome.
1st-century Britannia is the setting for an epic and action-packed novel of tribal uprisings, battles to the death and unmatched courage in the Roman army ranks.
The 22nd Eagles of the Empire novel.
Two heroes of the Roman army - Prefect Cato and Centurion Macro, now battle-scarred veterans, tough and resilient - lead their best men into the midst of an enemy both fearless and resourceful. Far from Rome in cold, rainy, unwelcoming Britannia, the soldiers need all their training to stand strong and undaunted as constant attacks challenge morale. And a leader like no other sends fear through the ranks: Boudica.
A stunning and unforgettable story of warfare, courage and sacrifice as brave men face an enemy who will fight to the death to free her people from the rule of the Empire!
Simon Scarrow is a Sunday Times No. 1 bestselling author. His books - which have sold over 5 million copies - include his Eagles of the Empire novels featuring Roman soldiers Macro and Cato.
