Tarraco - Hallinan, Conn
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Book Three of Conn Hallinan's Middle Empire series. In these years, the Roman empire was besieged by powerful allied tribes while corruption, inflation and political plots destabilized it from within. Against this backdrop, Marcus and his loyal comrades Flavius and Demartus are ordered to free the city of Tarraco, in Catalonia, from Frankish occupation. As Roman fighters barricade themselves inside a tower and Demartus' love, a red-headed Celt and fierce fighter, is hunted by the Franks, the interweaving political intrigue, military strategy, and struggle of civilians under siege bring intense drama to the denouement of a remarkable series.…mehr

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Book Three of Conn Hallinan's Middle Empire series. In these years, the Roman empire was besieged by powerful allied tribes while corruption, inflation and political plots destabilized it from within. Against this backdrop, Marcus and his loyal comrades Flavius and Demartus are ordered to free the city of Tarraco, in Catalonia, from Frankish occupation. As Roman fighters barricade themselves inside a tower and Demartus' love, a red-headed Celt and fierce fighter, is hunted by the Franks, the interweaving political intrigue, military strategy, and struggle of civilians under siege bring intense drama to the denouement of a remarkable series.
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Conn M. Hallinan was a longtime columnist for Foreign Policy in Focus, "A Think Tank Without Walls," and an independent journalist. He holds a Ph.D. in Anthropology from the University of California, Berkeley. For 23 years he oversaw the journalism program at the University of California, Santa Cruz, where he won the UCSC Alumni Association's Distinguished Teaching Award, as well as UCSC's Innovations in Teaching Award and its Excellence in Teaching Award. He also served as Provost of Kresge College at UCSC, retiring in 2004. He is a winner of a Project Censored "Real News Award" and lives in Berkeley, California. The Middle Empire Series are his first works of fiction.