Rise of the Centurio Immortalis: An Urban Fantasy Vampire Hunter Historical Adventure

· Luke Irontree & The Last Vampire War Book 1 · Broken World Publishing
Ebook
259
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About this ebook

It’s dangerous business getting mixed up with gods…


but a centurion always follow orders.


When blood sucking monsters attack, can even the gods protect a loyal soldier of Rome?


After three years campaigning in Armenia and Mesopotamia and a meteoric rise through the ranks of the legions, Lucius has been promoted to centurion and given a final mission from his dying emperor—go to Armenia to protect a remote temple dedicated to the god Mithras.


With a Parthian assassin on their trail and a ferocious Caucasus Mountains winter in front of them, Lucius and his men are running out of time. And with dark demons waiting for them at Mithras’s temple, Lucius may be running out of luck.


Enemies—mortal and not—are dogging Lucius’s every movement, and he isn’t sure he’ll be able complete his emperor’s mission…or even make it out alive.


You’ll love this blend of historical fantasy and vampires, because history is better with fangs.


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Rise of the Centurio Immortalis is a Luke Irontree Historical Adventure.

About the author

C. Thomas Lafollette is a student of history and a world traveler. He’s dined with a Prime Minister, read poetry with Yevgeny Yevtushenko, and drank beer with monks. He’s the author of the action-adventure urban fantasy series Luke Irontree & The Last Vampire War and the forthcoming Red City Reaper series. Besides reading and writing, he loves a good action movie, be it a Hollywood blockbuster or a classic Samurai flick, as well as the occasional rom-com. He lives in Portland with his partner – the devastatingly talented author Amy Cissell – his stepdaughter, and their two jerkface cats.

You can follow him and sign up for his newsletter at https://cthomaslafollette.com.

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