The General's Tribune

In 205 B.C., as Carthaginian forces withdrew from Iberia, Hannibal Barca continued to pose a threat in Italy despite dwindling resources. Cornelius Scipio, too proud to accept a subordinate role but too young for high office, navigates Roman politics with ambition and a daring plan to confront Hannibal. Meanwhile, Cretan Archer Kasia prepares for impending war in Egypt as Pharaoh Ptolemy IV rallies his forces. This audiobook immerses listeners in a tense historical backdrop, combining military strategy with personal ambition in the lead-up to conflict.