Daughters of Britain

Reviews

A fascinating journey into the past filled with action and emotional depths that can only come from a novel by S.M. Carrière.
 - Éric Desmarais, author of A Study in Aether

S.M. Carrière's books immediately ensnare me. Vivid settings, exquisitely crafted characters... Her stories haunt me....
 - Cait Gordon, author of Life in the 'Cosm

SM Carriere is, I think, at her best in this type of setting - go back a few thousand years, give her a some fierce warriors (be they men or women) and a brave cause to fight for, and you will not be disappointed.
 - Robert Dowsett, via Goodreads.com

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​The Roman Empire has swallowed most of Europe. There are pockets of resistance but nowhere, no one, is safe.

Refugee. Slave. Queen. 

Mederei, eldest daughter of the fallen war-queen, Boudicca, fled north with her sister to continue the fight for British freedom.
But nowhere is safe from Rome.

​Now she must fight for her life for the amusement of her enemy.

​Soldier. Hostage. Prince.

Adalbern, a proud Batavian serving in the Roman auxiliary, lived by their rules.
​But no one is safe from Rome.
His people scattered and his nephew held hostage in Rome itself, he is now nothing more than a glorified prisoner.

​It's life or death both in the arena and out for Mederei and Adalbern as they try to survive and save their people.

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