Two Americans have been sent back in time to the first century; one to Texas and the other to Sub Sahara Africa. They have been there for fifteen years, and many of their long-term plans are finally bearing fruit.In Texas, John spent years breading bison until they were domesticated. As soon as the bison were domesticated, John began spreading the bison all over the trade alliance he created in the hopes that prosperity would create a lasting peace. John’s hopes were dashed. As soon as a tribe trained bison as mounts, they immediately began attacking other villages. Now John must create a mounted force to fight this new threat. As buffalo mounts spread, John has to deal with the consequences of what he introduced.In Africa, Paul has created a small kingdom that is quickly expanding, but Paul is very aware that his kingdom lacks many technological innovations known to the civilizations of the first century. Now that Paul has access to the Indian ocean, it is time to interact with the other first-century civilizations to trade knowledge, goods, and culture. It’s time for the first-century world to change.Warning this book attempts to accurately depict ancient cultures, and they did many things that would not be acceptable now. There is violence, gore, death, and abuse discussed in this story that would be normal for the time, that may be hard for some people to read. That said, the main characters are Americans, and as such, they often struggle with the harsh reality as you would.

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