Finding Gladiatrix and Ancient Roman themed material can be time-consuming. Here, I have compiled a list of products that I have purchased for your convenience. Whilst not all below is specifically related to the Gladiatrix, these titles are still throughly enjoyable. If there are any books you feel are missing and should be included, please contact the webmaster. Click on the flags to buy the product from your country's regional Amazon supplier

	The Light Bearer	Without a doubt, the finest work of Gladiatrix related fiction to date. The Light Bearer is reviewed in this site's literature section. To read more about Donna Gillespie's excellent novel, visit her website at the lightbearer.com
	The Gladiator Isarna	A Celtic warrior woman finds love and danger in the arenas of Ancient Rome. The Gladiator Isarna is reviewed in this site's literature section.
	Arena	The Arena tells the story of Cassius, a bestiarius who fights his way to freedom by winning the rudis from the Emperor Nero. With his new found fame and fortune, Cassius goes into business for himself as a Lanista, and soon attracts the attention of Rome's notables. Embroiled in a sorded affair with the famous poisoness, Loucosta, Cassius brings down the wrath of the Emperor himself, and is tasked with an impossible quest...The Arena is an excellent novel, full of excitement and intrigue...it also lays the blame for Rome's great fire squarely at the feet of someone other than Nero...At the time of writing, Arena is out of print in the UK and Germany, but can be ordreed from Amazon in the US.
	The Shadow of Ararat	The first part of Thomas Harlan's sweeping Alternative History saga "The Oath of Empire." Set in a Roman Empire that exists circa 600AD, The Shadow of Ararat is a tale of a war between the Ancient world's two superpowers, Persia and Rome. Harlan has imbued his world with magic, allowing him free reign to strech the imagination. Fans of the Gladiatrix genre will favour the character "Thyatis," a tough female centurion who finds herself on a mission behind enemy lines...
	The Gate of Fire	The sequel to "Shadow of Ararat" develops on the themes of the first novel, bringing to life several famous historical characters in this alternate universe. Alexander the Great and Julius Caesar walk side by side in a world stalked by Persian Sorcerers and mad Kings. A new religious power is rising in the East, lead by the fanatical Prophet Mohammed, and our heroine, Thyastis finds love and passion in the arms of a Persian Princess ...
	The Storm of Heaven	Mighty armies clash at the walls of Constantinople, Greeks, Romans, Persians, Arabs, Goths, Huns - all battle for supremacy in this, the penultimate part of the Oath of Empire. Thyastis returns to Rome, and is sold to Ludus Magnus to fight in the Arena as a Gladiatrix! The best of the saga so far, the Storm of Heaven delivers excitement, mystery and some of the most incredible battle sequences I have read.
	The Dark Lord	The conclusion to the Oath of Empire promises to be as thrilling as it's predecessors. Not yet published in paperback, it can be pre-ordered from Amazon. The Hardcover version is available in the UK from Amazon.co.uk, in the USA from Amazon.com and Germany from Amazon.de
	Under the Eagle	Simon Scarrow's first novel is impressive, and quite simply, as one Amazon.co.uk reviewer puts it, a rollocking read. Under the Eagle tells the story of the young Optio, Cato, who is thrust from the Imperial Court into the abrasive care of the experienced Centurion Macro. Scarrow's handling of military life is excellent, full of humour and action, and the dialogue is simply first class, full of soldierly obersvation and jaded wit. The book is "un-putdown-able," and comes highly recommended.
	The Eagle's Conquest	Macro and Cato find themselves embarking on the invasion of Brittania under the command of the Legate, Vespasian. Action and comedy ensue as the desperately outnumbered Roman's pit their disciplined army against the barbaric courage of the Britons. But there are enemies with the Roman camp as well as without...Scarrow's sequel is as good, if not better than his first offering. The author is obviously an expert on the Roman military, but this learning experience for the reader is handled with great subtlety. Simply brilliant stuff.
	When The Eagle Hunts	After victory at Camulodunum (Colchester, Essex), theRoman military machine rolls on. But disaster falls upon the family of a Roman commander, Platius, as his wife and children are taken captive by the dark, secretive sect of Druids. It falls to Macro and Cato to unravel the mystery. Our two heroes must race against time to save the day...Reading the reviews at Amazon.co.uk is highly recommended, as praise for this book is high indeed. Another excellent job by Simon Scarrow.
	The Eagle and the Wolves	Macro and Cato's latest adventure is yet to be published, but if the others are anything to go on, this is sure to provide the same entertainment as the first three books. It can be pre-ordered from Amazon.co,uk. The Eagle and the Wolves is not yet available in the US, but I would urge US readers not to wait, and order this title from Amazon in the UK.
	The Imperial Governor	The tale of Governor Suetonius Paulinus and his attempt to pacify the fractious tribes of Briton after the successful invasion of Claudius. An interesting book in many ways, The Imperial Governor takes a little known historical figure and places him in the heart of the action. The author, George Shipway, is plainly a master of characterisation, portaying Paulinius at once sympathetic to the plight of the natives, yet at the same time, as man who gets the job done. Rich with action, there is also a good deal of political intrigue, and fascinating insights as to what it must have been like for the "real" Paulinus as he struggles to rule whilst being a stranger in a strange land.
	The Centurion	Tiberius sends Lucius Gracchus Valerius, to the East to rally the people, especially in the troublesome region of Judea. The support of Pontius Pilate, the Procurator and a friend of Sejanus, must be secured. He, however, has his own problems: a new preacher has appeared - Jesus, whose message and followers are unsettling the Jewish establishment. Lucius meets the Centurion, Marcus Tullus, who is drawn to the teachings of Jesus, and together they must thwart the plans of Sejanus' own legate and resolve the conflicting persona loyalties that confront them. Set amidst the panorama and intrigue of the Roman Empire at the time of the Crucifixion, this is a compelling first novel.
	Centurion	A short, yet enjoyable novel telling the story of a Roman Centurion and his expierinces in the aftermath of the disasterous battle of Teutoburger Wald in A.D. 9. Having survived the savage battle, Marcus is in the possession documents that prove the incompetence of the Roman General, Quintillius Varus, and exhonourates the Roman soldiers that fought and died there. But parties sympathetic to Varus discover that Marcus has the incriminating evidence, and lay their plans to ensure our erstwhile hero does not make it back it back to Rome alive...
	Gods and Legions	Historian and Novellist, Michael Curtis Ford follows his magnum opus, The Ten Thousand, with this riviting novelisation of the life of Rome's "Last Great Emperor," Justinian. We see Justinian as he is thrust from the life of bookish scholar to the seat of ultimate power through the eyes of his best friend and physican. As power and responsiblity begin to take their toll on the young Emperor, he forms his grand ambtion to emulate Alexander the Great and bring the Ancient Empire of the Perisans to its knees...
	The Last Legion	Penned by Valerio Massimo Manfredi, author of the acclaimed Alexander trilogy, The Last Legion is set in the death throes of the Roman Empire. With barbarian's overunning the last bastions of Roman civilisation, it falls to a brave band of Legionaries to save the son of the murdered Emperor, and spirit him to far-off Britannia where a force can be rallied to rebuild the Empire...Mandfredi is not so constrained by historical accuacy as he was in the Alexander series, and presents us with a far more straight forward adventure story. Cunningly, he weaves the myths of Ancient Rome with those of Britain, offering something for those who are fans of both Rome and the Arthiurian legends. In addition, there is even a great Gladiatorial scene!