Sulla's Fist

The Sertorius Scrolls, Book 5

De: Vincent B. Davis II

Narrado por: Joshua Saxon

A crumbling republic. A foe with political ambitions. A dedicated soldier, husband, and father desperate to protect all he loves.

Rome, 90 BC. Quintus Sertorius is tired. Weary after eight years of warfare in Greece, the decorated hero longs to reunite with his family and repair their frayed bond. But no sooner has he returned than Rome is thrust into war again. This time, the attackers are their closest allies, the Italian tribes surrounding them. To make matters worse, Sertorius learns his son has joined the legion under the command of a scheming rival looking to exert leverage.

Sertorius confronts spies and traitors within his own ranks who are loyal to the Italian cause. As he and his companions raise a new army to protect Rome, they endure supply line sabotage, widespread poisonings, and betrayal on all sides.

As Italy collapses into warfare, will Sertorius wrestle victory from the jaws of devastating defeat?

Sulla's Fist is the breathtaking fifth book in the Sertorius Scrolls historical fiction series. If you like tenacious protagonists, impeccable research, and gripping glimpses into the past, then you’ll love Vincent B. Davis II’s war-torn saga.

©2023 Vincent B. Davis II (P)2023 Vincent B. Davis II

Solid book

Solid book. Narrator was good and the story flowed well. Interested to hear the next one so hopefully it gets an audiobook

Excellent - Finished Book 5 and want more!

Book 5 was just as amazing as the previous books and continued with many new challenges and plots that kept me engaged and intently listening to the book. Now that I’ve finished, I’m actually a little sad that I can’t move onto another book as I loved this series! Recommend this one with 5-stars!

Great addition to series

The story just keeps getting better. Quality writing matching by the quality of the narration

Love This Series

Blood and gore of Rome to be sure but a deep realization of death and duty.

Like I’m living in Rome

These stories drop me into the middle of a living, breathing Roman Republic. The character development, the backdrop, the relationships, the violence…. I feel like I am there with Quintus. I can’t wait to go back to Italy and walk in the steps of Quintus and visit some of these battle sites.

Fantastic book

Performance was done very well in the audio book. Can wait for more in the series.

dumbfounded

what can I say about this epic tale? I have enjoyed every book in this series. But this installment is without a doubt Vincent Davis,s best book. I believe I listened to this book in 2 days. There was very few things I found more important than finding out what would come next in this torrent of action and intrig. The emotions I felt throughout this story ranged from love to hate and the proper amount of levity. I find my self disappointed by the thought of having to wait for Mr Davis to write the next book in this series. so here is my plea. Please write the next book with haste Mr Davis. I will be waiting but not patiently lol. this last part of my review is to any potential readers. if you don't devour this book then I might question your capabilities of coherent thoght. of course I jest. this is one of the best works of fiction I have ever had the pleasure to read.