Scipio Rules

Book Five of the Scipio Africanus Saga

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Pub Date Jul 26 2017 | Archive Date Mar 13 2018
Self-Published | Independent Book Publishers Association (IBPA), Members' Titles

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Description

ROME, 201 BCE. With his conquest of Carthaginian empire, Scipio Africanus has become the most powerful man in Rome. Embracing his newfound political power, Scipio works to engineer a lasting peace for the budding Roman empire. But Scipio's respite is fleeting. New threats emerge from Gaul, Macedonia, Syria, and the Roman Senate. 

Scipio Rules is a tale of diplomacy vs. conquest, innovation vs. traditionalism, ruthlessness vs. mercy, and familial loyalty vs. friendship. 

Follow Scipio, Laelius, and Amelia as the three childhood friends defend Rome from enemies within and without, building uneasy alliances with Hannibal the Great and King Masinissa of Numidia. Based on events of the Roman Republican era

ROME, 201 BCE. With his conquest of Carthaginian empire, Scipio Africanus has become the most powerful man in Rome. Embracing his newfound political power, Scipio works to engineer a lasting peace...


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Also available as an ebook for $4.99.

Also available as an ebook for $4.99.


Advance Praise

5.0 out of 5 stars Thanks Martin!
July 24, 2017
Format: Kindle Edition
The author captures both the big pictures of history as well as the small details that only a notable historian can handle well. Great series not to be missed.  Amazon.com


5.0 out of 5 stars  Love Martin's writing and love this style
August 20, 2017
Format: Kindle Edition|Verified Purchase
Love Martin's writing and love this style. Not sure if it is historical 100% correct but it brings history to life!  Amazon.com


5.0 out of 5 stars Brilliant!
11 September 2017
Format: Kindle Edition
Once again a gripping fantastic read. I cannot wait for the next installment, well done Martin, keep writing, your imagination is amazing. Amazon.co.uk


5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent
20 August 2017
Format: Kindle Edition
A great read, have read the previous four books and looking forward to reading the next in the series keep them coming. Amazon.co.uk

5.0 out of 5 stars Thanks Martin!
July 24, 2017
Format: Kindle Edition
The author captures both the big pictures of history as well as the small details that only a notable historian can handle well...


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This book is written in a unique style. The present historical tense is used, with copious footnotes to identify what is historical, and what is fiction. Fifth in the six-book Scipio Africanus series.

This book is written in a unique style. The present historical tense is used, with copious footnotes to identify what is historical, and what is fiction. Fifth in the six-book Scipio Africanus series.


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ISBN 9781548404239
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Featured Reviews

Scipio Rules is a fun read. And I learned quite a lot in the process, mostly about Scipio, but also plenty of tidbits concerning Carthage, Numibia, and the messy politics of Rome at the time. Prior to reading this book, I didn't even realize that King Phillip V of Macedonia had big ambitions at the time, nor that there was a threat from Syria, nor that the Romans used Numibian horsemen and African elephants in battle. So this book is informative as well as entertaining, which is the definition for good historical fiction in my mind. Be sure to read the author's introduction, as he will tell you up front some things that are inventions of his mind. That way you don't mistake those items as historical, too.

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