Noel Conway spent over 30 years teaching and managing in further education. As he looked forward to retirement he was diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease and given no more than 6 to 18 months to live. This proved false and he now devotes much of his time to writing poetry, short stories and historical novels. He is a leading campaigner to change the law relating to Assisted Dying in the UK. Until his early 60s, he was an active climber, cyclist, mountaineer and skier. Noel has a wife and three grown-up children who provide him with considerable support.
Britain in AD 43 is ripe for conquest. The Celtic tribes are divided, some of the most powerful have been bought off by Roman gold. Drogo as a young Catuvellauni warrior is keen to resist the invader. He soon learns, however, that the Romans are not like any enemy the Britons have met before. He rea...
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