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The Bridges of Morganita

Legionnaire, Book 7

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The Bridges of Morganita

By: Gilbert M. Stack
Narrated by: William L. Hahn
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Marcus has defeated the smaller half of the army of Thegn Chilperic by the skin of his teeth, but now he must rally his legion and its allies to stop the Thegn’s main force from rolling back all of his victories. Yet, even as he fights for control of the strategic bridges on the Rio Rocoso, Marcus’ allies remain as fractious as ever.

The rebellious Gente of Morganita continue to fight among themselves for leadership of their cause, while the Gota also violently question the leadership of Marcus’ friend, Evorik. As if all of this weren’t bad enough, the mighty Thegn of Granate still tries to walk the middle path in this war, telling both Marcus and his enemies that he is loyal to them. Too soon now, Marcus will find out which side Granate betrays at the Bridges of Morganita.

©2019 Gilbert M. Stack (P)2021 Gilbert M. Stack
Epic Epic Fantasy Fantasy Fiction

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