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Title: Empire of the Eagle by Andre Norton, Susan Shwartz ISBN: 0-312-85169-3 Publisher: Tor Books Pub. Date: November, 1993 Format: Hardcover Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $22.95

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Average Customer Rating: 2.67 (3 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: Fascinating read
Comment: Andre has strayed from her usual space epics and this is a thoroughly enjoyable read. I was unable to put it down and went from cover to cover in a little over three hours.The story is very authentic and adheres to the known history of the roman legions. I felt as though I was another of the warriors in the battles and the camps. I have almost every book that Andre has written and this one was another of her best.

Rating: 1
Summary: Details, details, details
Comment: I am so used to Andre Norton using just the right amount of details to stimulate my imagination and then leaving it up to me to fill in, that I found this book very draggy. It wants to tell you everything and leaves nothing to the imagination. I have never read anything by Susan Schwartz but if this is her effect on Andre Norton's work I don't think I will. Sorry, I like Andre Norton's style. And, while she collaborates well with some people, I don't feel that this is one of those times.

Rating: 2
Summary: Great potential ,disappointing delivery.
Comment: I think the subject matter is fascinating . However one cannot help but be somewhat disappointed by the amount of time spent describing ....thirst in the desert. I agree that tragedy and suffering are an integral part of this story......but only part. Having suffered through this morbid tale I was forced to finish the story because I purchased the book.

The scenario promised an exciting tale by a master storyteller, unfortunately the delivery was disappointing.