Douglas Jackson : The Wall

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Douglas Jackson : The Wall

4pm

LocationTrimontium Marquee, Abbey House Gardens, TD6 9LG

£6 - £8

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Join Douglas Jackson as he discussed his new book ‘The Wall’. It is AD 400. Rome and its empire are falling. Veteran cavalry commander, Marcus Flavius Victor, sets out with his regiment to make what may be his final tour of the forts along Hadrian’s Wall. The Wall is the latest from one of Britain’s very best historical novelists and it is a masterly tour-de-force as Doug takes the reader back to a Borders landscape that looked very different 1600 years ago. Compelling, page-turning, impossible to put down.

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