When the Eagle Hunts Audiobook Online Streaming – Eagles of the Empire #3

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When the Eagle Hunts Audiobook is the compelling third novel in Simon Scarrow’s bestselling Eagles of the Empire series, set in 44 AD during the Roman invasion of Britain.

Plot Summary

Britannia, AD 44. Cato, a thoughtful junior officer in the Roman army, and his commanding centurion, Macro, are simply pawns in Rome’s lust to conquer Britain. During the freezing winter, the two men and their legion fight the native savages in hand-to-hand battles that haunt Cato for days after.

But in a place full of enemies, the most vicious are the Druids of the Dark Moon; brutal, merciless men who have captured the wife and children of General Plautius himself.

So Macro and Cato are given a mission: to travel deep into enemy territory and recover the hostages. If they fail, the fate of the Roman army may just hang in the balance…

Audiobook Review

When the Eagle Hunts Audiobook Mp3 is by far the best audiobook of the series yet. The story is about a pair of Roman legionaries and their adventures as army officers which include leading from the front to solo spy and rescue mission, the setting is a Roman invasion of Briton.

The book is a perfect mixture of historical facts and creative embellishment, while the timeline, battle style, and strategy are historically accurate, the adventure and the one on one fight are realistic and not mystically heroic, only the characters and plot are made up for enriching the reading experience.

Macro and Cato make a great pair and Simon Scarrow’s excellent historical detail and fine story-telling coupled with David Thorpe’s narration make an excellent set of ingredients and produce fine military historical fiction. If you like the first two then you’ll like this one!

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Narrated by: David Thorpe
Series: Eagles of the Empire, Book 3
Length: 12 hrs and 3 mins

Eagles of the Empire – When the Eagle Hunts is now available in audible format, mp3 is about 12 hrs and 3 mins long, yet the narration by David Thorpe is so enticing that you get hooked instantly and keep you up the whole way listening!

@Thankyou Mr. Gary Mark Scott Cooper