THE SIGN OF ATTILA continues saga set in the Holy Roman Empire of the writer that Guido Cervo, in the wake of his earlier novels, such as honor of Rome, and the invincible legion The Roman Legate will be challenged once again with another story, this time set during the incursion of the Huns in Italy and in Gaul.

The Sign of Attila is a novel that sees this war for more ‘points of view: that of the Hun leader Balamber, the prefect Aulus Sebastian, sent by the Magister Aëtius and a woman, Frediani, daughter of a chief of a Gallic people killed by Huns.
These and other characters created by the pen of this author, living out their stories, which intertwine and unfold to the last page of the novel, to find themselves on opposite sides in the final battle between the Roman and Gallic troops unne , where the first managed to beat the Hun leader, forcing him to return to his lands.

Inside an accurate historical reconstruction of Deer move characters, all very real but totally invented to fit perfectly with her intricate plots.
Bloody battles follow in this novel, highlighting violence of this war and the ruthlessness of these warriors who invaded northern Italy, leaving behind them only death and ruin.

Was the end, leaving a glimmer of hope to the endless wars
of the time, finally triumphant feelings of men.
On completion of these stories is very good and even poetic reconstruction of the landscape, travel, often through a hazardous nature are represented perfectly by the author, so ‘as the sunrises and sunsets on the battlefield.

A book I recommend to those who love to read, like me, the historical novels.