The Centurion's Grandson

11 hrs. 35 min.

Language Russian

Author Evgeny Krasnitsky

Narrator Arrows

This is one of the best books about the so-called “time/space travelers” (those who get transported to the past). The theme is already rather hackneyed, but this book stands out for its originality. Not some special forces soldier ends up in the past, but a manager with plenty of work experience. The question is whether he can survive in Russia of the 12th century in the body of a village teenager—and whether his experience as a manager will help him. We’ll find out by listening to Krasnitsky’s book, which was named “the best debut of 2008.”

1. The Centurion's Grandson 1. The Centurion's Grandson (narrated by Igor Pronin) 2. Mad Fox (narrated by Arrows) 2. Mad Fox (narrated by Igor Pronin) 3. Conquered Power (narrated by Arrows) 3. Conquered Power (narrated by Igor Pronin) 4. The Inner Circle (narrated by Arrows) 4. The Inner Circle (narrated by Igor Pronin) 5. Path and Place (narrated by Arrows) 5. The Path and the Place (narrated by Igor Pronin) 6. To Gods What Is God's, to People What Is People's (narrated by Arrows) 6. The Centurion. Responsible for All (narrated by Max Radman) 6. To Gods What Is God's, to People What Is People's (narrated by Igor Pronin) 7. The Centurion. Not by Power Alone (narrated by Anton Makarov) 8. The Centurion. The Polovtsian Trail (narrated by Alexey Voskoboynikov) 10. The Centurion: Strangers Don't Walk Here (narrated by Alexey Voskoboynikov)