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Blood and Sand by Frank Gardner
Frank Gardner had the good sense, from a writer's point of view, to do a lot of crazy things when he was young. This serves not just to make the story of the BBC security correspondent's life an interesting read. It also makes his scrape with death in Saudi Arabia, and ensuing paraplegia, a little easier to bear. His book starts on that fateful day in June , as Gardner and his cameraman Simon Cumbers were practising a piece to camera in the Al-Suwaidi district of Riyadh. A car drew up and an Arab man got out, apparently to ask directions.
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Rate this book. The action-packed tale of a year-old warrior princess and a handsome gladiator who dared take on the Roman Republic - and gave rise to the legend of Spartacus. Forged in battle From the dust of the arena A legend will rise For teens who love strong female protagonists in their fantasy and historical fiction, Blood and Sand is a stirring, yet poignant tale of two slaves who dared take on an empire by talented debut author C. Roma Victrix.
Post a Comment. Monday, August 13, Blood and Sand by C. Blood and Sand is the first installment of Wyk's alternative historical fiction series. Set in Ancient Rome, in approximately 79 A. Except in this retelling, Spartacus is an eighteen-year-old Thracian slave called Attia.
I received a review copy from the publisher. This does not affect the contents of my review and all opinions are my own. Blood and Sand by C.
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