Fortuna's Fool

The Song of the Ferryman, Book 4

De: Porter Tun

Narrado por: Porter Tun

54BC. Caesar comes to Britain again, better equiped, better prepared, better informed. But alongside the wild hordes of Britons waiting for him, and the apocalyptic weather of their windswept islands, are a force of warriors from across the Channel in Gaul, the remants of the Veneti, the famed Black Company and other flotsam from the tides of conflict. Once again warriors of the tribes will fight to preserve their way of life, while the Legions strive to impose their new order upon chaotic neighbours.

Standing between them, balanced between war and peace, are Commius the Atrebatian and Harn the smith, neither knowing whether treachery or loyalty will serve them best in the months ahead, their fates bound to Brighid and Tinne, themselves but players in the great theatre of their time. For war is coming between the tribes and Rome, and the first skirmishes threaten to consume them all.

With an epic sweep that owes as much to Asterix and Obelix as it does to ancient Irish mythology, "Fortuna's Fool" continues the cycle of stories that range from Britain to France and Belgium, to Rome itself, told by the mysterious Ferryman who may be more than he seems.

Published and Forthcoming by Porter Tun;.

The Seeds of the Storm
When The Wind Falls
The Black Company
Fortuna’s Fool
The Last of The Veneti

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