All will be decided on the field of battle, where the fate of an empire may rest in the strength of Hadrian's Wall. Theirs is a story of swirling emotions, ancient warfare, desperate romance, and the final great clash of Roman and Celtic cultures. They are led by the dynamic and mysterious barbarian chieftain Arden Caratacus, a man who seems to know as much about hated Rome as he does of his own people, and who is determined to win the young woman for himself. The intrigue on the Roman side of the Wall is matched by the plotting of Celtic warriors determined to rid their land of the invaders. But Galba will do anything it takes to regain his position and dominate the young woman who fascinates and infuriates him. He replaces a brutal veteran, Galba Brassidias, an ambitious soldier whose skill in battle is rivaled only by his Machiavellian brilliance. Tribune Marcus Flavius has secured command at the Wall not through battles fought or wars won, but through his arranged marriage to Valeria, a senator's daughter. 122, he used stone, wood, and iron to shield Roman Britannia forever from the unconquered Celtic barbarians. Now a Roman bride has come who will unleash jealousy, passion, and an epic war that will shake a tired and tottering empire to its core. When the Roman emperor Hadrian first envisioned the awesome edifice in A.D. Learn more about William Dietrichs work experience, education.

Stretching over seventy milesto divide the island, Hadrian's Wall has maintained the security of the Roman Empire's northern outpost for more than two hundred years. Fiction books: Ice Reich, Getting Back, Dark Winter, Hadrians Wall, The Scourge of God. Dietrich is also a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, historian, and naturalist. 122, he used stone, wood, and iron to shield Roman Britannia forever from the unconquered Celtic barbarians. William Dietrich is the author of fourteen novels, including six previous Ethan Gage titlesNapoleons Pyramids, The Rosetta Key, The Dakota Cipher, The Barbary Pirates, The Emerald Storm, and The Barbed Crown. When the Roman emperor Hadrian first envisioned the awesome edifice in A.D.

Hadrian's Wall by William Dietrich