Roberts, John Maddox. Hannibal's Children
Divergence: 215 BCE
What if: Hannibal convinced ally Philip V of Macedon to actually provide troops for his assault
on Rome, creating an overwhelming force against which the Romans could not hope to stand.
Offered total destruction or "national exile", the leaders of Rome chose the latter and
established Roma Noricum along the Danube.
Series note: Series including just Hannibal's Children and The Seven Hills, but which seems
incomplete.
Roberts, John Maddox. Hannibal's Children
Divergence: 215 BCE
Summary: More than a century after their exile, Rome sends a mission south over the Alps to
scout in preparation for possible reconquest of the homeland. They discover Italy
undefended, Carthage preparing for war against Egypt, and Carthage's own rulers intriguing
against one another.
Series note: First volume of Hannibal's Children.
Published: Ace 2002 (0441009336BUY), 2003 (0441010385BUY).
Roberts, John Maddox. The Seven Hills
Divergence: 215 BCE
Summary: As the new war between Rome and Carthage begins, one of Rome's generals leads his
legions on a great circumambulation of the Mediterranean, amassing much treasure as they
go, while another dallies in Alexandria with machine-making philosophers.
Series note: Second volume of Hannibal's Children.
Published: Ace 2005 (0441012450BUY), 2006 (0441013805BUY).
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