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"Blends action and history. Pilling captures the savagery of the period... For fans of Ben Kane and Conn Iggulden." Richard Foreman, author of Sword of Empire.
497 AD
"All the world's wonder, no grave for Arthur... "
Britannia has been at peace for six years. With his enemies defeated, Artorius reigns as High King over a golden era of prosperity.
Yet his end is near. A new generation of young warriors has reached manhood, who care little for the victories won by their fathers. To them Artorius an ageing symbol of a bygone era.
These restless young men find a leader in Medraut, the High King's youngest son. Since his return from the East, Medraut has bided his time at Caerleon. Now he steps out of the shadows to take advantage of the growing resentment and unrest against his father.
When the Yellow Plague hits Britannia, a lethal sickness that sweeps across the land and spares neither young nor old. Medraut seizes the chance to make his bid for the throne. All the while, the ever-present threat of the Saxons under their formidable leader, Cerdic, looms in the background.
Artorius is a lonely figure, surrounded by enemies. Yet he will ride out to battle one last time...
David Pilling is the author of fictional and non-fictional works, including the Robin Hood series published by Sharpe Books.
Praise for David Pilling:
"Full of action and historical detail. A legend, re-invented and re-invigorated. Highly recommended." Richard Foreman, author of Sword of Rome: The Complete Campaigns.
"Pilling has created a wonderful reimagining of Robin Hood's legend." Jemahl Evans, author of Becket: Warrior.
"An epic tale piecing together post-Arthurian legend -- and that famous sword!" Alistair Forrest, author of Libertas.
"In The Caesar's Sword Saga, David Pilling performs an astonishing feat of historical reconstruction... Truly epic in concept and execution." Peter Tonkin, author of The Ides.
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