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Day of the Caesars (Eagles of the Empire 16)

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    • Simon Scarrow
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The Sunday Times bestseller

AD 54. Claudius is dead. Rome is in turmoil. And two brave heroes of the Roman army face the challenge of their lives.


Simon Scarrow's DAY OF THE CAESARS is not to be missed by readers of Conn Iggulden and Bernard Cornwell. 'A new book in Simon Scarrow's series about the Roman army is always a joy' The Times

The Emperor Claudius is dead. Nero rules. His half-brother Britannicus has also laid claim to the throne. A bloody power struggle is underway.

All Prefect Cato and Centurion Macro want is a simple army life, fighting with their brave and loyal men. But Cato has caught the eye of rival factions determined to get him on their side. To survive, Cato must play a cunning game, and enlist the help of the one man in the Empire he can trust: Macro.

As the rebel force grows, legionaries and Praetorian Guards are moved like chess pieces by powerful and shadowy figures. A political game has created the ultimate military challenge. Can civil war be averted? The future of the Empire is in Cato's hands...

IF YOU DON'T KNOW SIMON SCARROW, YOU DON'T KNOW ROME!
  • Published: Mar 22 2018
  • 196 x 128mm
  • ISBN: 9781472213389
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Press Reviews

  • Bernard Cornwell

    Praise for Simon Scarrow's novels: 'I really don't need this kind of competition... It's a great read'
  • Independent
    Scarrow's [novels] rank with the best
  • Historical Novels Review
    [Simon Scarrow] blends together historical facts and characters to create a book that simply cannot be put down... Highly recommended
  • Good Book Guide
    A satisfyingly bloodthirsty, bawdy romp...perfect for Bernard Cornwell addicts who will relish its historical detail and fast-paced action. Storming stuff
  • Mail on Sunday
    Rollicking good fun
  • The Times
    Gripping and moving
  • The Times
    A new book in Simon Scarrow's long-running series about the Roman army is always a joy