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Well, since I'm to blame I might as well throw one out there since I've been considering a re-read of it anyway! Hero of Rome by Douglas Jackson. I loved that series.
He is on my trl for sure plus I need a new Roman series once I wrap up Robert Fabbri's Vespasian in the near future......
I have Iggulden's series about Ghingis Khan awaiting my attention sometime this year.
Michelle wrote: "Well, since I'm to blame I might as well throw one out there since I've been considering a re-read of it anyway! Hero of Rome by Douglas Jackson. I loved that series."so did I
Andy wrote: "He is on my trl for sure plus I need a new Roman series once I wrap up Robert Fabbri's Vespasian in the near future......"You could look at Robert Low's Brothers of the Sands trilogy. I loved it. Not your typical Roman stuff, less about legions and emperors, more about a band of washed-up gladiators.
Daniel wrote: "Andy wrote: "He is on my trl for sure plus I need a new Roman series once I wrap up Robert Fabbri's Vespasian in the near future......"You could look at Robert Low's Brothers of the Sands trilogy..."
Thanks for the recom, must admit I did struggle with his style of writing with his opener in the Kingdom series & had to abandon.
Monika wrote: "I have Iggulden's series about Ghingis Khan awaiting my attention sometime this year."That's a good series for sure, highly recommend the opening trilogy
As you all probably read the books I have on my list, I suggest the new one in the Kingsbridge series by Ken Follett, The Armour of Light which I got for Christmas and want to read over the next time.
Michelle wrote: "Well, since I'm to blame I might as well throw one out there since I've been considering a re-read of it anyway! Hero of Rome by Douglas Jackson. I loved that series."This book has been on my TBR for over 10 years. I picked it up at the library literally yesterday!
Megan wrote: "Michelle wrote: "Well, since I'm to blame I might as well throw one out there since I've been considering a re-read of it anyway! Hero of Rome by Douglas Jackson. I..."Maybe it's fate 😸
Michelle wrote: "Well, since I'm to blame I might as well throw one out there since I've been considering a re-read of it anyway! Hero of Rome by Douglas Jackson. I loved that series."Michelle, starting a new series is too big a commitment right now for me, but it does look interesting. As a *standalone alternative I will nominate the top ranking Gates of Fire from our listopa.
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Monika wrote: "I have Iggulden's series about Ghingis Khan awaiting my attention sometime this year."I really enjoyed the first book of that series.
Ace wrote: "...starting a new series is too big a commitment right now for me, but it does look interesting. As a *standalone alternative I will nominate the top ranking Gates of Fire from our listopa. ..."I totally understand, Ace! And it's a big series. I'm just throwing it out there as a consideration.
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