Las legiones malditas

Publius Cornelius Scipio, known by the nickname Africanus, who was considered by many the heir to the military qualities attributed to his father and uncle, was only twenty-six years old when he agreed to command the Roman troops in Hispania. But from them he had not only received these magnificent attributes, but also some enemies, among others Hasdrubal, Hannibal's brother, and the Punic general Giscón, who would do everything possible to finish off his enemy and slaughter his armies. In a fascinating story that recreates a decisive moment in the expansion of Rome, Santiago Posteguillo makes the reader an accomplice and witness to the battles, conquests and defeats of Scipio and his armies.