Rebelión (Quinto Licinio Cato, 22)

In the year 60 AD. C., Britain is in crisis. The rebel leader Boudica has managed to defeat the garrison of hardened veterans at Camulodune, and the British people have taken up arms. When news reaches him that the uprising is spreading throughout the province, Governor Suetonius heads with his legions towards the threatened Londinium. He is accompanied by Prefect Cato, commander of his mounted escort. They will soon see horror, as Britain descends into chaos and panic, and more and more native warriors swell Boudica's ranks, and both Cato and Suetonius are aware that they do not have enough men and are not prepared to withstand a full-scale rebellion. And, upon reaching Londinium, everything gets worse. The news is devastating: Macro is among those missing after the Camuloduno massacre. Has the centurion lost his life in a last battle? Despite his anguish and anger, Cato prepares his next move. Perhaps because he remains hopeful that his friend Macro, always brave and with so many battle scars under his belt, has escaped the bloodthirsty rebels. Because there is only one man Cato trusts if he must face the military campaign of his life. And the future of the Empire in Britain, once again, but perhaps definitively, is at stake.