Two brothers are brought down over the Netherlands in 1944. When they drop from the sky, they enter hell on earth.

With a ragged crew of misfits, they just have to survive long enough for reinforcements to punch through. The task is simple. The reality is the firefight of their lives. They will be tested in the houses and streets of a peaceful town - and on the bridges over the Rhine.

Based on true events, and weaving Iggulden's storytelling with his own father's history as a WWII pilot, Brothers In Arms brings the battle to life as never seen before.

POWER IS THE PRIZE. ROME SETS THE PRICE.

AD 46. After years serving with the legion, Cormac -a slave turned soldier living under a stolen name - returns to Rome determined never to be powerless again.

With his closest allies beside him, Cormac sets out to win what Rome once denied him. A home and family of his own, a name no enemy can destroy and a seat among those who hold Rome’s future in their hands.

But every rise creates an enemy.

For generations, Marcus Quinctius’s family has grown rich supplying Rome’s legions. He will not surrender that trade - or the wealth it brings - to an upstart.

As their rivalry spreads from Rome’s crowded streets to the vineyards, warehouses and ports that sustain the capital, loyalties will be tested and blood will be spilled. For the higher Cormac climbs, the more he stands to lose.