Novels
There are 11 books in the series as well as the short story 'Blood Debt'. The 12th book appears to be on it's way.
- Under the Eagle (2000)
- The Eagle's Conquest (2001)
- When the Eagle Hunts (2002)
- The Eagle and the Wolves (2003)
- The Eagle's Prey (2004)
- The Eagle's Prophecy (2005)
- The Eagle in the Sand (2006)
- Centurion (2008)
- The Gladiator (2009)
- The Legion (2010)
- Blood Debt (2009, short story)
- Praetorian (2011)
- Currently Unnamed (2013?) - Announced on http://www.catoandmacro.com/author/
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