You wake in a strange room.

Your clothes are foreign and the walls are covered in objects from a different world.

You don't know where or when you are, or if you're still dreaming.

There are footsteps in the hall.

Jumping up, you race out of the room and into the streets.

You have just entered The Twilight Histories.

Welcome to the Twilight Histories, audio fiction that casts you as the hero. You are about to pass into an alternate universe. It may be strange, fascinating, and perhaps terrifying. To survive, you can't just be a tourist. You must become the people you explore. This is your

adventure. Get ready, because today you're going to hear a new story by Josh Hutchins. And I won't

lie, he's back by popular demand. Josh has some huge fans out there,

and sometimes they even direct message me with protests that I haven't had him back in a while.

So today, you're going to hear Josh Hutchins, and I think it's great to hear his voice again.

He's got some real grittness words that I don't have,

and I appreciate that heavy metal,

Conan the Barbarian Edge that he brings to this podcast.

We had a really great review on Apple by a listener,

and I want to read it in full because this is the kind of listener who Josh attracts.

And he references here Josh's Romano-Saxon War, which is by far the Twilight History's biggest show.

This is from Stan Banga, from the U.S., and if this resonates with you, let me know.

Here it goes. And I apologize because this is a bit long, but I really want to read this to you in full. I survive on audiobooks and podcasts.

As a history nerd, this one caught my interest. I was apprehensive, but curious at first.

But once I started, I literally could not stop listening.

The Romano-Saxon War series is by far my favorite for a few reasons.

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