#eBook The Roman path by James O. Miller
The night was thick and quiet, the kind of silence that seemed to swallow every sound before it reached the ear.
The vast, dark expanse of the Teutoburg Forest loomed like an impenetrable wall before Marcus, who stood alone at its edge.
To the Romans, this was a wild, untamed land, a place of foreboding shadows and unknown dangers. But to Marcus, the forest was something else. It was the threshold between two worlds, neither of which he truly belonged to.
Marcus had always felt like a man caught in the space between. The son of a Roman officer and a Germanic housekeeper, he was raised in Roman camps but never fully accepted. His father had died when he was young, leaving him to grow up among Roman soldiers who saw him as a curiosity rather than one of their own.
Even after years of training, they regarded him with wary eyes, mistrusting his Germanic blood as though it could somehow betray them on instinct alone. Yet to the Germanic tribes, he was just as much an outsider, wearing the cloak of the occupiers and bearing a Roman name.
A historical novel.
James O. Miller. After 23 years of high school teaching history and four years teaching in Germany retirement didn’t come well especially since I hate gardening and golf. So I decided to exercise my imagination combined with my academic knowledge.
Ovi eBook Publishing 2025
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