The Coming of Age — Ian Hall

The year is 75 AD. The druid's attempt to unite the clans failed last year. To aid the chief's sons plot to unite the clans, Calach travels to the southern fortress of Bar'ton.
Keeping the plan from the druids, Calach's younger brother Uwan's own druid training has become more rigorous. Soon he will face a years solitude.
Calach must be patient if he wants the plan to succeed, his father, Ranald, is more belligerent as time passes. Soon the two will meet; head to head.

This is Part Three of a series, to be released in Novella length pieces.
Part Three is over 110 pages, and runs over 30,000 words.
Comments by readers are welcome.
Ian Hall, the author, spent his childhood 10 miles south of Edinburgh, Scotland, and played in a 2000 year old Roman encampment as a boy.
The Roman story is in his blood.

Also available on Kindle...
Caledonii: Birth of a Celtic Nation. (Part 1; The Great Gather)
Caledonii: Birth of a Celtic Nation. (Part 2; The Druid's Plan)
Caledonii: Birth of a Celtic Nation. (Part 4: The Romans Invade)
Caledonii: Birth of a Celtic Nation. (Part 5: Druid's Work)
The author has also looked into the 'accepted' history of the period, and from archeological evidence and military tactics has provided an alternative historical perspective...
"The Roman Invasion of Scotland: A Scottish Rant on Ancient Roman Political Spin"