Sam Hutchins is an author whose work primarily explores archaeology and its literary connections. Her writing delves into how historical events and mythology shape narratives and cultural identity. Through meticulous research and incisive analysis, she uncovers the profound links between past and present. Her approach offers readers a unique lens through which to understand the evolution of literary traditions and their enduring impact.
It's 60AD. Roman Britannia is a world of shifting alliances and imperial control. The death of the Iceni king divests the royal family of its power and its lands become imperial estates. The queen, Voada, and her two daughters feel the full weight of Roman greed and desire as their world changes dramatically around them.