The Barbarian

This one picks up directly after The Eternal Mercenary. Such a great read. Casca carves a kingdom out of the German wilderness. More than that Casca finds a home. And people who love and respect him. But he is Casca, and doomed to outlive all his loved ones. One really cool scene culminates: "What am......more

I absolutely loved this series of books. Casca fought in every war to come along until Jesus Christ once more returns to Earth. What a concept.......more

Hoopla has these for free in audio. Kindle unlimited has these in text but not audio. Scribd has the audio versions of these. Audible has these for one credit (10 bucks) per book, and one would have to get there head examined to pay that kind of money for these. That made me realize something unexpe......more

After rolling through Europe on German and “stolen” Russian Tanks in book four, Panzer Soldier, Casca is back to the more familiar era where he once started – The Roman Empire. However, Casca doesn’t stay in the Roman Empire very long. As the title implies, he crosses the Rhine River into Germany an......more

Today’s review is for the fifth book in the “Casca: The Eternal Mercenary” series titled: Casca: The Barbarian (1981©), written by Barry Sadler. In this episode, Casca meets up with a Germanic / Norse tribesman named Glam and the story revolves are their adventures together over the next 30 to 40 ye......more