The Sabian Affair Book III of the Gaius Marius Chronicle [Paperback]

The Swabian Affairpresents the third books of a memoir written by a retired Roman soldier, Gaius Marius Insubrecus, who served Caesar during his wars in Gaul. As a youth, Insubrecus is caught between two worlds: the heroic myths of his people, the Gahel, and the harsh realities of their conqueror, Rome. Insubrecus tries to escape assassins sent after him from Rome by hiding in the Roman army, right at the time that the new governor, Gaius Iulius Caesar, launches his legions into Gaul to stop a Germanic invasion led by a mystic warrior king called Ariovistus. Insubrecus is plunged into a world of violence, intrigue and betrayal, as he tries to serve his new patron, Caesar, and to stay alive, while pursued by a Roman cutthroat and Germanic warriors.

Fast moving, exciting plot with mysterious elements and interesting characters

Immediate narratives to hook the reader early

Historical accuracy and a great for readers interested in Roman history and ancient Celtic culture

A recreation of the world of the late Roman Republic to tell the story of Gaius Marius Insubrecus, a young man caught between two worlds, that of Rome and that of Celtic Gaul, as he tries to navigate through war, treachery and intrigue of Caesars campaign against Ariovistus and the Swabians.Ray Gleason was born in New York City and has lived in the Midwest since 1980. His first book,A Grunt Speaks: A Devils Dictionary of Vietnam Infantry Terms, uses the terminology of soldiers to reflect on his experience as rifleman and army ranger during three combat tours in Vietnam. Gleason became an advocate for the Vietnam-era generation in his novel,The Violent Season. Gleason is the author of the Gaius Marius Chronicle:The Gabinian Affair, The Helvetian AffairandThe Swabian Affair. Gleason is a retired Army Ranger officer, who served three combat tours in Vietnam. Gleason holds a Ph.D. in Medieval Studies and MA in English Literature from Northwestern lã'