In the year 53 b.C. a Roman army is defeated in Asia Minor. A legion survives and settles in China. At the present time an Italian historian travels to unveil the mystery of the fate of those 10,000 men near the Gobi Desert. In that endeavor he finds the love of a Chinese Anthropologist but also the danger of dark interests that do not want their presence in the region. The quest  becomes a personal challenge. A brilliant exponent of the historical fiction genre. The Lost Legion is a thriller that will keep your breath until the end.

The Lost Legion

 The village in which Lian was born consisted of about thirty typical circular-shaped Mongol huts, randomly distributed on a medium-sized plain, located in the middle of the valley. Although the huts seemed all made according to a similar plan, the sizes and materials of which they were constructed were very diverse, including animal skins, adobe, fabrics and straw. There were no brick buildings due to the nomadic traditions of the Mongol peoples. 


 "When you see a brick dwelling, it's probably an official Chinese building. Mongols and Turkish people are very proud of their yurts as we call our huts." Explained Lian. 


Chapter 16