Britannia by Simon Scarrow

Rome's toughest soldiers face a Druid uprising

Good condition – light cover creasing and edge wear, spine intact

Roman Britain, AD 52: the western tribes are preparing to make their stand, and it will take everything the legions have to stop them. Wounded in a skirmish, Centurion Macro stays behind to hold the fort while Prefect Cato leads a punishing march deep into the hills, determined to crush the Druid stronghold fuelling the resistance. But as winter closes in and the terrain turns treacherous, Macro grows suspicious that the acting governor has badly underestimated the size and cunning of the enemy gathering against them. The fourteenth novel in Simon Scarrow's bestselling Eagles of the Empire series, Britannia is a gripping tale of loyalty, command and survival against overwhelming odds, as Cato and Macro face one of their most dangerous campaigns yet.