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Romulus and Remus

Romulus and Remus

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Wed, Sep 2, 2015
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Action and Thriller
This is a action packed book full of medieval combat between Greeks and romans. The war broke out long ago since the great battle, the Greeks and romans have never been the same. Legend has it that the blood bath of the battle unsettled the stones of Olympus and caused the gods unbalance like never before. Others say that something important from the Greek side was carted off and destroyed and so the Greeks never forgave the romans. now Romulus and Remus must settle the feud with the Greeks Perseus and Jason. Now its time to find out just how much blood can be spilt between two empires, who will prevail? and who will die? only one can be victorious.
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With the army of Pyrrhos of Epirus faltering ahead on the banks of the River Siris, Roman soldier Marcus Atilius Regulus and his unit of legionaries must brave the legendary Greek pikes - or face utter annihilation. Depicting the first time the fledgeling Roman republic met a major Greek royal army in a pitched battle, 'Memories' depicts the ancient battle of Heraclea, taking place between a rising Roman Republic and the ambitious ventures of the warrior-king Pyrrhus of Epirus. Possibly an intro to a longer story.

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