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A wry and witty new series from one of Britain's best mystery writers Despatched to the Iceni territories, Olussa arrives to hear that the Iceni king has died and his widow, Boudica, has been elected Queen. But Procurator Catus and a force of ?Special Police? arrive to strip the Iceni of their wealth ? for Roman law doesn't recognize the widow's claims. By accident, Olussa finds himself in the Iceni camp as Boudica mobilizes her entire tribe and goes on the warpath . . .

Boudica and the Lost Roman 2011, Dales Large Print Books, Long Preston

ISBN-13: 9781842628720

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ISBN-13: 9780727862594

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Boudica and the Lost Roman

2011, Trade paperback

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9781842628720

Boudica and the Lost Roman

2005, Hardcover

ISBN-13:

9780727862594

Books by Mike Ripley

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TheRipster

Oct 15, 2009

Telling it like it was

A down-and-dirty retelling of the revolt of Queen Boudica (often referred to as 'Boadicea') against the Roman Empire in AD 60/61. There is no New Age mysticism or romanticised nationalism is this gritty, realistic version (based on archaeological finds); just spies, greed, corrupt politicians, a ruthless military machine and one or two good jokes in Latin.
An excellent read, though I say it myself.

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