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Gold buys armies, but blood buys history.

  • Writer: Marc Flanagan
    Marc Flanagan
  • Jun 23
  • 1 min read


On June 23rd AD 79, the Emperor Vespasian died standing.


Twenty-three years earlier, in AD 56, the men destined to pave his road to the purple were just trying to survive the mud.


Rome believed it could hold the frontier with a river of water. The Twenty-Second Legion learned it takes a river of blood.​


Rhine of Blood, the prequel to A Slave's Vengeance, is officially live.


Step back to AD 56 and the mud of Germania Superior. This is the perfect entry point for new readers, and the mandatory origin story for those waiting for Book 2.

🦅 Now available worldwide on Amazon in both Kindle and Print! Prefer to buy direct? You can also order physical copies in the UK straight from my website.


Universal Amazon link: Rhine of Blood


 
 
 

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