Name: Roma Vincit! Libro ii de Quinto Licinio Cato (in Spanish)
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Author: Simon Scarrow
ISBN: 9788435018289

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Roma Vincit! Libro ii de Quinto Licinio Cato (in Spanish)

Type

Physical Book

Author

Simon Scarrow

Publisher

Edhasa

Year

2009

Language

Spanish

Pages

512

Format

Paperback

Dimensions

19 x 12.5 cm

ISBN

9788435018289

ISBN13

9788435018289

Edited in

España

Edition No.

Synopsis "Roma Vincit! Libro ii de Quinto Licinio Cato (in Spanish)"

«Uno de los mejores autores de novela histórica vivos.» Scottish Daily Record. En el verano del año 43 d. C., la invasión romana de Britania se encuentra con un obstáculo inesperado: el desconcertante modo en que los rudos britanos se enfrentan a las disciplinadas tropas imperiales. La situación es desesperada, y quizá la llegada del emperador Claudio para ponerse al frente de las tropas en la batalla decisiva sea el revulsivo que unos legionarios aterrados y desmoralizados necesitan. Pero los romanos deben resolver un conflicto interno que amenaza los cimientos del imperio, pues parece que alguien está dispuesto a acabar con la vida de Claudio desde sus propias filas. Desacreditado y sospechoso de alta traición, Quinto Licinio Cato deberá demostrar de nuevo que no es optio sólo gracias a sus influencias. Roma vincit! confirmó a Simon Scarrow como uno de los mejores autores de novela histórica.

Simon Scarrow

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British writer born in Nigeria, Simon Scarrow lived in several countries before residing in the United Kingdom. He graduated in Teaching at the University of East Anglia and, after working for the Inland Revenue agency, he took a position as a teacher at City College Norwich.

Scarrow began publishing in the year 2000, and in 2005, following the success of his first novels, he left his day job to dedicate himself to writing full-time.

Scarrow is the author of historical fiction novels, most of them set in the Roman Empire, although he has also written about Bonaparte and the Duke of Wellington in his Revolution series.

Among his works, titles such as The Eagle of the Empire, Centurion, The Gladiator, or Blood Crows, among others, should be highlighted.

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