Barbarian of Thrace: Revolting Slave Ebook
by David P. Morris
Publication Date: September 13, 2023
by David P. Morris
Publication Date: September 13, 2023
by David P. Morris
Publication Date: September 13, 2023
About the Author
David P. Morris, the debut author of “Revolting Slaves,” brings an epic retelling of Spartacus’ rebellion from the perspective of a young man thrust into the heart of the action. His own life’s journey has been marked by trials, tragedy, and triumphs, facing poverty and prejudice while working multiple jobs. Through it all, he found solace in books and music, nurturing his passion for storytelling. Inspired by personal experiences and a desire to prove himself, Morris crafted this captivating tale, a testament to resilience and self-discovery. “Revolting Slaves” not only showcases Morris’ literary talents but also stands as an inspiring story of determination and the transformative power of storytelling.
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In 73 BC, a haunting beauty yokes four world class athletes to escape the Capuan school for gladiators. A hapless young shepherd is swept along by legendary Spartacus and his brigands upon their breakout. The youngster spends his formative years becoming a talented scout when budding romance gives him a reason to fight. Transport yourself two thousand years to a land and time that’s startlingly different, yet strangely familiar. Secure your sword and strap on your helmet for the fiercest, no quarter brawl for freedom, the world has ever known.
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An engaging story of love, hope and man’s cruelty to man. Accidentally caught up in the chaos and horror of a desperate grab for freedom by a mob of enslaved Roman gladiators, a young shepherd boy encounters life without restraint. Suddenly liberated from the dehumanizing and cruel controls of slavery, he is mesmerized by the euphoria of sudden freedom and appalled by the violent outbursts of unfettered, bloody revenge and unfeeling repression. It is the adventure of his lifetime, blessed by finding love, a life lived in the constant shadow of cruel torture and agonizing death.
—Ronald J. Weber PhD