Centurion (Unabridged) Audiobook, by Simon Scarrow Play Audiobook Sample

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Read By: Torsten Wahlund Publisher: Earbooks Listen Time: at 1.0x Speed 9.17 hours at 1.5x Speed 6.88 hours at 2.0x Speed Release Date: August 2010 Format: Unabridged Audiobook ISBN:

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Centurion ingår i Simon Scarrows populära Silverörnserie om det romerska riket. I sällskap av officerarna Macro och Cato får läsaren i dessa böcker vara med om fälttåg genom de mörka germanska skogarna, invasionen av de brittiska öarna, belägringen av Jerusalem och mycket mer. I denna del går färden österut.Mellan de två stormakterna Rom och Parthien ligger det lilla ökenriket Palmyra. Partherna, Roms fiende i öst, vill få kontroll över Palmyra för att stärka sin makt och på sikt invadera de romerska provinserna i öst. När Palmyras kungahus plötsligt skakas av öppen revolt skickas Macro och Cato tillsammans med en liten insatsstyrka ut för att försvara kungen och hans närmaste. Men när parthernafår kännedom om den romerska truppens närvaro, börjar de mobilisera för ett storskaligt krig. Det visar sig snart att partherna inte är den enda fiende somCato och Macro ställs inför. Vägen till fred är mer krävande och farofylld än någonsin. Romarrikets framtid står på spel.

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"Gripping story, didn't want to put it down, as usual! Macro & Cato are sent to help the Palmyran King in the middle of the desert. This book introduces the Parthians and bows & arrows! It was quite interesting to come across an army which was a challenge for our friends. "

— Sara (4 out of 5 stars)

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