A Legion Archer Books in Order

In 215 BC, Cretan archer Jace Kasia's defense of the Hirpini brings him into conflict with Romans, Carthaginians, and tribal leaders. He and Cornelius Scipio must reconcile competing missions to survive the threats closing around them.

Cretan archer Jace Kasia seeks a home while Roman tribune Cornelius Scipio struggles to establish himself beyond his father’s reputation. The two young men must combine their abilities when a trapped Legion faces destruction during the Second Punic War.

As Hannibal’s armies devastate Roman territory, Cornelius Scipio fights to defend his family’s reputation. Newly promoted archer Jace Kasia must prove himself despite inexperience, while both young officers face responsibilities that offer little protection from the enemy.

Jace Kasia and Cornelius Scipio confront a Senate constrained by tradition while Mediterranean states choose between Rome and Carthage. Winning political support becomes essential if they are to fulfill their military ambitions and reverse the Republic’s fortunes.

Cornelius Scipio accepts command in Iberia after Roman armies suffer catastrophic defeat. Given authority but little funding, he and Jace Kasia must recruit allies, gather supplies and turn inexperienced soldiers into a force capable of resisting Hasdrubal Barca.

Scipio’s capture of New Carthage transforms the war in Iberia and brings him wealth, allies and influence. While Carthaginian generals prepare revenge, political enemies in Rome fear his growing power threatens the Republic he claims to serve.

Cornelius Scipio applies lessons learned from Hannibal as he prepares to confront Carthaginian commanders in Iberia. His developing strategy faces an unexpected opponent, forcing him to recognize that military skill alone cannot control every threat to victory.

Jace Kasia lives among the Insubri without remembering his name or military training. As tribal resistance to Rome turns toward war, recovering his identity may offer the community a leader capable of protecting the home he has found.

Returning from victory in Iberia, Cornelius Scipio maneuvers through Roman politics while seeking the chance to confront Hannibal. Across the Mediterranean, Jace Kasia’s comfortable employment in Egypt draws him into a rebellion and the Pharaoh’s approaching campaign.

Cornelius Scipio and Hannibal finally bring their armies against each other. War elephants and disciplined infantry collide across the battlefield, testing the commanders’ tactics while the soldiers beneath them struggle to survive a confrontation shaped by years of rivalry.