First Sword (Roman Arena, #3)
by Simon Scarrow, T. J. Andrews
2013· ISBN 9780755398195
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The third novella in Simon Scarrow's ebook-exclusive Roman Arena series sees new gladiator Pavo face his toughest battle yet, mentored by ongoing soldier character Macro.
The Roman Games: a major festival, a celebration of Roman life, and Marcus Valerius Pavo's most gruelling test to date. His opponent, Selectus, has a terrifying reputation. Pavo must learn as much as he can from former gladiator and teacher, Draba, to survive. But as the day of the fight approaches, Draba goes missing, and Pavo turns to Centurion Macro for guidance. Will Pavo keep his cool amid the pressure of the occasion? It seems there's more riding on the fight than his own life, and not everyone is rooting for his success...
The Roman Games: a major festival, a celebration of Roman life, and Marcus Valerius Pavo's most gruelling test to date. His opponent, Selectus, has a terrifying reputation. Pavo must learn as much as he can from former gladiator and teacher, Draba, to survive. But as the day of the fight approaches, Draba goes missing, and Pavo turns to Centurion Macro for guidance. Will Pavo keep his cool amid the pressure of the occasion? It seems there's more riding on the fight than his own life, and not everyone is rooting for his success...
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