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Boudica: Dreaming the Hound

by M.C. Scott Book 3 in the Boudica Sequence series.

First published 2005

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In AD 57, Boudica leaves Mona and returns to the Eceni heartland with her children and the dreamer Airmid. Roman occupation has reduced a once-proud people to dependence, taxation and fear, while Boudica’s grief for the captured Caradoc threatens to isolate her from the community that still needs her leadership.

Across the sea, Bán struggles with the consequences of his years as Valerius and is drawn back towards Britain as Roman pressure intensifies. The assault planned against Mona and new abuses against the Eceni force brother and sister towards reconciliation, preparing them for the uprising that will test Rome’s control of the province.

Historical Periods

Boudican Revolt60–61 CE Reign of Nero54–68 CE Roman Campaign on Mona60–61 CE

Genres

Biographical Fiction Court & Political Fiction Historical Fantasy Historical Sagas War Fiction

Historical people

Nero37–68 Gaius Suetonius Paulinus10–c. 60s Boudica30–61

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