I Centurioni

Forty years ago, I first read this book and thought it was excellent. Forty years later, I was gifted with the same book and re-read it. It spoke to me as much this time as it did so long ago. Correus and his brother Flavius look alike, but don't think alike. Their similarity to their father ends abr Leggi tutto

3.75 stars

I've enjoyed this series much more than I've enjoyed any fiction in a while. Just masterfully done popular fiction. This is the first of four volumes. I've never heard of this author. But she is superior. I will look for more.

Wonderful book This book is about two half brothers, one the son of a retired general and the other the son of the general and his mistress who was a slave. We see how the brothers grow up competing against each other for their father’s blessing. When they join the Army their lives are forever intwi Leggi tutto

An oustanding read, FINALLY on kindle. As the years have gone bye, the type-face of my books have shrunk. The kindle version has one minor flaw ( in my opinion ) that will go unnoticed by new readers. An event which was significant to Correus has undergone some editing. Readers of the hard copy lik

Great Book I have read this book long ago.And now I have read it again. It has gotten better the characters are great

Brothers in love and war. This first book in the Centurions trilogy is a very refreshing approach to the story that is Rome and it's conquests. Correus, the son of a general and slave, is immediately likeable, drawing you into a fascinating web of love and loyalty. I found it difficult to put this bo Leggi tutto

A great book. This is a cracking adventure novel set in Ancient Rome and on the German frontier. There are battles, political intrigue, personal feuds, love interest and enigmas aplenty. If you like a good adventure, this is for you. At first I worried that the central plot line would come across as Leggi tutto