Ebook {Epub PDF} Hannibal: Enemy of Rome by Ben Kane

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Book 1. Hannibal: Enemy of Rome. by Ben Kane. · 2, Ratings · Reviews · published · 23 editions. The first in a brilliant new series set during the. Want to Read. Shelving menu. Shelve Hannibal: Enemy of Rome. Want to Read. Ben Kane is a renowned writer born in Kenya in He is of Irish descent, though, and he was born in this African country while his father, a veterinarian, had a job there. When Kane was seven, his family moved back to Ireland where he went to school and ultimately college. Ben Kane is a Kenyan historical fiction author obsessed with writing books about Roman history. The Hannibal and Rome Series. Enemy of Rome () Hannibal: The Patrol (A Short Story) () Fields of Blood () Clouds of War () Clash of Empires Series.

Ben Kane's Hannibal, Enemy of Rome tells the human side of the Second Punic War. It centers upon two families, one Carthaginian and the other Roman. The Carthaginian family consists of a widower with three sons. The youngest son, Hanno, disobeying his father, goes on a fishing boat with a friend, is caught in a storm, and blown out to sea. Hannibal Enemy of Rome. The great Carthaginian general, Hannibal, has never forgotten the defeat and humiliation of his people by Rome. Now he plans his revenge and the destruction of the old enemy. While Hannibal prepares for war, Hanno, the son of one of his most trusted military commanders goes out fishing with Suni, his best friend ― and is washed out to sea. Ben Kane's Hannibal: Enemy of Rome describes three journeys. The trek of the famous Carthaginian general who leads his troops over the Alps to challenge Rome provides the genesis for the novel, but it is the coming of age of two teenage boys who are destined to face each other across the battlefield that drives the action.