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Dragons and Romans

In ancient battle-scarred North Africa, the Carthaginians and Romans are locked in a mortal struggle, and only one will survive.
Asdrubal, priest of Carthage’s demon god Baal, sacrifices hundreds of innocents in order to release a fallen angel and resurrect an ancient and powerful dragon that hungers for the Roman army’s flesh.
Meanwhile, Miriam a prophetess slave girl, defies her master to protect her child from sacrificial flames. Rescued by a Roman team, Miriam uses her healing arts and her heart skills to help Regulus, General of the Roman Legion, who was terribly burned battling the dragon.
Regulus didn’t believe in dragons until he fought one, or spirits till he met one. But quickly learned earthly battles are fought in one realm and spiritual battles in another, and they are both treacherous. Regulus has a horrible decision to make, will he sacrifice his life, his legion and his love to save Rome?

293 pages, Paperback

Published March 30, 2018

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William David Ellis

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1,846 reviews92 followers
October 25, 2018
We are proud to announce that DRAGONS AND ROMANS by William Ellis is a B.R.A.G.Medallion Honoree. This tells readers that this book is well worth their time and money!
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March 14, 2020
Fantastic book that really shows a lot about spiritual warfare. I highly recommend it!
Edited to add: part of why I loved this book is because I'm a fan of ancient Roman History. So when I get a book that combines Rome with the one true God, it's perfect for me. This particular book doesn't include the Church as this takes place 147 years before Christ. But the spiritual portions are from a Biblical perspective.
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May 5, 2018
Fascinating!!

I was so drawn into this story I could hardly put it down!! I read it in two days!! If I wouldn't of had things to do or places to go, I would have read it in one!!! This was one of the best books I've read since I've started reading ebooks and I absolutely loved it!!
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