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Total War Rome: Destroy Carthage (Total War Rome #1) by David J. L Gibbins is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.

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How Far Would You Go For Rome? Carthage, 146 Bc. This Is The Story Of Fabius Petronius Secundus - Roman Legionary And Centurion - And His Rise To Power: From His First Battle Against The Macedonians, That Seals The Fate Of Alexander The Great's Empire, To Total War In North Africa And The Seige Of Carthage. Fabius's Success Brings Him Admiration And Respect, But Also Attracts Greed And Jealousy - The Closest Allies Can Become The Bitterest Of Enemies. And Then There Is Julia, Of The Caesar Family - A Dark Horse In Love With Both Fabius And His Rival Paullus - Who Causes A Vicious Feud. Ultimately For Fabius, It Will Come Down To One Question: How Much Is He Prepared To Sacrifice For His Vision Of Rome? Inspired By Total War: Rome Ii, The Bestselling Total War Series, Destroy Carthage Is The First In An Epic Series Of Novels. Not Only The Tale Of One Man's Fate, It Is Also A Journey To The Core Of Roman Times, Through The World Of Extraordinary Military Tactics And Political Intrigue That Rome's Warriors And Citizens Used To Cheat Death. -- The Total War Pc Game Franchise Has Sold More Than 12 Million Copies Worldwide To Date, With Seven Million Downloads Of Additional Game Content.

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Author
David J. L Gibbins
Publisher
Brand: Thomas Dunne Books; Thomas Dunne Books
Published
2013
Language
EN
ISBN
9781250038654
Category
work of fiction
Subjects
Literary Fiction, Fiction, Humanities
Rating
3.36 / 5 (240 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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