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    Blood of Eagles #2: The Burning Lands

    By Charles Scott Curtis

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    Arminius is nearing the end of his service to Rome, but his return home is postponed when war breaks out in the province of Pannonia. Forced to recall the popular General Tiberius from exile, Emperor Augustus sends sixteen legions to put down the rebellion. Arminius and the other Germanic princes will find themselves baptized into the fire of battle against an implacable enemy in a faraway land.
    Meanwhile his friend, Cassius Severus, has become one of Rome's most famous public advocates and defenders of free speech. Lured to a lavish dinner party by a wealthy senator under pretense of reconciliation, Severus is soon drawn into conflict with the emperor himself.
    The Burning Lands is the second entry in the Blood of Eagles series.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCharles Scott Curtis
    Release dateMar 17, 2018
    ISBN9781370878062
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    Blood of Eagles #2: The Burning Lands
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    Charles Scott Curtis

    A native of Louisville, Kentucky, Charles Scott Curtis has taught history in the Dallas/Fort Worth area since 2006. He is a fan of the Kentucky Wildcats, Manchester United, and the literary works of Bernard Cornwell, Khaled Hosseini, and Anthony Doerr.He lives in Fort Worth with his wife and two dogs.

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