Overview
Orphan Jace Kasia might have found a home in the green hills and golden valleys of the Insubri. But several things prevented him from relishing his new life. He didn't know his name, he couldn't recollect his training, and he lived like a dog on a farm outside a border town. Although the Carthaginian General had departed for Africa, the defensive profile of the Legions needed to contain Hannibal continued to linger like a bad odor. Like other nations forced into agreements, the tribes sought to break treaties and unharness from the tack and yoke of Rome. And while hot-blooded young warriors agreed with the old men, the adults of the tribe stopped any aggressive actions. Little did they realize, chaos was coming to the land of the Insubri. Yet, arising from an unlikely place, a war leader with the knowledge to defeat the Legions would emerge. However, before he could assume the role of a War Chief, the Latian Dog had to get out of the freezing cold storage shed. Then all Archer Jace Kasia needed to do to claim his new home, and the Salvation of Exile, was to shake off the confusion in his mind and remember. Welcome to 200 B.C.
Full Product Details
Author: J Clifton Slater ,
Derek Shoales ,
Derek Shoales
Publisher: Tantor Audio
Imprint: Tantor Audio
Edition: Unabridged edition
ISBN: 9798228596696
Publication Date: 15 July 2025
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Format: Audio
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print
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Author Information
J. Clifton Slater writes military adventures, both future and ancient. He is the author of the historical fiction series Clay Warrior Stories (Clay Legionary, Spilled Blood, Bloody Water, Reluctant Siege) and more historical adventure books set during the first Punic War. You know you're narrating a character right when your children grab your arm and say, ""Daddy . . . read the bad guy normal, you're scaring us with the voice."" Aside from reading villains in storybooks really well, Derek Shoales has worked on corporate, eLearning, and commercial voice-over projects, been a graphic/web designer and an inventory market mentor, sung bass to baritone in choirs, and played the guitar, electric violin, and Clare whistle. You know you're narrating a character right when your children grab your arm and say, ""Daddy . . . read the bad guy normal, you're scaring us with the voice."" Aside from reading villains in storybooks really well, Derek Shoales has worked on corporate, eLearning, and commercial voice-over projects, been a graphic/web designer and an inventory market mentor, sung bass to baritone in choirs, and played the guitar, electric violin, and Clare whistle.
