Historical Adventure Fiction Bargain Book Box

Historical Adventure Fiction Bargain Book Box

March through history with this epic collection of seventeen new historical adventure novels. Featuring genre giants like Wilbur Smith, Simon Scarrow, Bernard Cornwell, and Ben Kane, this box spans millennia—from the sands of Ancient Egypt and the battlefields of Rome to the spy games of the Napoleonic Wars. Whether you crave the shield walls of the legions, the intrigue of the Tudor court, or high-stakes espionage on the high seas, this library offers endless excitement for history buffs.

1. Testament by Wilbur Smith In Ancient Egypt, the Eunuch Taita faces a new threat as the Hyksos invaders tighten their grip on the two kingdoms. He must use all his cunning and mystical powers to protect the royal lineage and drive the enemy from the Nile. It is a sprawling epic of war, magic, and political intrigue that showcases Wilbur Smith at the height of his storytelling powers.

2. Nemesis by Wilbur Smith Set against the backdrop of Napoleon’s invasion of Egypt in 1798, this epic follows a cast of characters caught in the clash of civilizations. From the dusty streets of Cairo to the heat of the desert battlefields, loyalties are tested as the French army confronts the Mameluke warriors. It is a gripping tale of adventure, romance, and the brutal reality of colonial warfare.

3. Blue Water by Leonora Nattrass Disgraced clerk Laurence Jago finds himself trapped on a ship crossing the Atlantic, surrounded by secrets and potential traitors. As the vessel navigates the treacherous waters of 1794, Jago must uncover a spy before they reach America, or face the gallows. This atmospheric thriller blends high-seas adventure with a tense mystery in the age of revolution.

4. Revenge of Rome (Eagles of the Empire 23) by Simon Scarrow Macro and Cato return to the frontier to restore order in Britannia after the devastation of Boudica’s revolt. The Roman army is stretched to the breaking point, and the two prefects must battle hostile tribes and internal dissent to secure the province. It is a gritty and action-packed installment that tests the veterans' friendship and tactical genius.

5. Death to the Emperor (Eagles of the Empire 21) by Simon Scarrow In the wilds of Britannia, the rebel leader Caratacus is finally cornered, but the Roman victory is far from guaranteed. Macro and Cato face their most dangerous enemy yet as the Emperor Claudius demands a triumph at any cost. This novel delivers the intense combat and historical detail that have made Simon Scarrow a master of Roman fiction.

6. Rebellion (Eagles of the Empire 22) by Simon Scarrow The Roman province of Britannia is engulfed in flames as Queen Boudica leads a massive uprising against the occupiers. Centurions Macro and Cato find themselves in the eye of the storm, fighting a desperate rearguard action to save the legions from annihilation. It is a harrowing account of one of history’s bloodiest rebellions, told with visceral intensity.

7. The Drowned City by K. J. Maitland In the aftermath of the Gunpowder Plot, Daniel Pursglove travels to a flooded Bristol to investigate a suspected Catholic conspiracy. Amidst the rising waters and plague-ridden streets, he uncovers a sinister plot that threatens the very throne of King James I. K. J. Maitland weaves a dark and atmospheric Jacobean thriller full of religious tension and secrets.

8. Under Ground by E. S. Thomson Apothecary Jem Flockhart investigates a gruesome murder in a Victorian asylum, where the past refuses to stay buried. As she delves deeper into the institution's secrets, she finds a connection to her own family’s mysterious history and a killer who is closer than she thinks. This gothic mystery paints a vivid and unsettling picture of 19th-century London medicine.

9. Treason of Sparta by Christian Cameron Philopoemen, a young commander in the Achaean League, strives to unite the Greek city-states against the rising power of Rome and Sparta. He must navigate the treacherous politics of the time and master the art of war to save his homeland from subjugation. Christian Cameron brings Ancient Greece to life with authentic detail and a hero destined for greatness.

10. Napoleon's Spy by Ben Kane Matthew Mellor, a British spy operating behind enemy lines, is tasked with infiltrating the French army as Napoleon prepares for war. He must tread a fine line between duty and survival, dodging capture while gathering intelligence that could change the course of history. Ben Kane delivers a tense and well-researched espionage thriller set during the Napoleonic era.

11. King by Ben Kane The conclusion to the Lionheart trilogy sees Richard I fighting to hold onto his crown and his conquests against enemies on all sides. From the sun-baked Holy Land to the political treacherousness of Europe, Richard must prove he is the greatest warrior-king of his age. It is a sweeping saga of chivalry, betrayal, and the burden of leadership in the medieval world.

12. The Emperor's Sword by Christian Cameron William Gold, a legendary knight, embarks on a new quest in the service of the Green Count of Savoy during the turbulent 14th century. As he faces battles, tournaments, and political intrigue, Gold must uphold the code of chivalry in a world that is often cruel and unjust. Christian Cameron combines exhilarating action with a deep understanding of medieval warfare.

13. Clash of Empires by Ben Kane The might of the Roman Republic clashes with the phalanxes of Macedon in this epic account of the Second Macedonian War. The story follows characters on both sides of the conflict, from the legionaries in the shield wall to the generals commanding the armies. Ben Kane vividly recreates the tactics and brutality of ancient warfare in a struggle for Mediterranean dominance.

14. Death in St. Petersburg by Tasha Alexander Lady Emily Hargreaves travels to the glittering court of Imperial Russia, where she becomes embroiled in a murder mystery among the aristocracy. Between the ballet and the palaces, she must decipher clues to catch a killer before she becomes the next victim. Tasha Alexander offers a sophisticated blend of Victorian history, romance, and suspense.

15. Banners of Hell by Paul Doherty Medieval sleuth Hugh Corbett is sent by King Edward I to investigate a series of bizarre murders that threaten the peace of the realm. As he uncovers a trail of corruption and dark rituals, Corbett realizes he is up against a cunning and ruthless adversary. Paul Doherty crafts a complex mystery steeped in the atmosphere and superstition of the Middle Ages.

16. The Devil Aspect by Craig Russell In 1935 Czechoslovakia, a psychiatrist studies the "Devil's Six," a group of infamous killers confined in a remote asylum. Meanwhile, a Jack the Ripper-style murderer terrorizes Prague, and the doctor begins to suspect a terrifying link between the two. Craig Russell combines folklore, psychology, and history in a chilling gothic thriller.

17. Sharpe's Command by Bernard Cornwell Richard Sharpe returns in a brand new adventure, sent behind enemy lines in Spain to destroy a vital bridge. With his trusty riflemen and Sergeant Harper, he must outwit two French armies and a traitor in his own ranks to complete the mission. Bernard Cornwell proves he is still the undisputed king of historical adventure with this gripping addition to the saga.