Las legiones malditas (Trilogía Africanus, 2)

Publius Cornelius Scipio, known by the nickname Africanus, considered by many to be the heir to the military qualities attributed to his father and uncle, was only twenty-six years old when he accepted command of the Roman troops in Hispania. But he had inherited not only these magnificent attributes from them, but also some enemies, among them Hasdrubal, Hannibal's brother, and the Carthaginian general Gisco, who would do everything possible to eliminate their enemy and massacre his armies. In a fascinating narrative that recreates a decisive moment in Rome's expansion, Santiago Posteguillo makes the reader both accomplice and witness to the battles, conquests, and defeats of Scipio and his armies.