T. J. Andrews

T. J. Andrews is a co-author who has collaborated with bestselling historical novelist Simon Scarrow on a run of serialized adventure novels published outside Scarrow's main Eagles of the Empire and Wellington and Napoleon series. Their joint titles share a distinctive publishing format: each was originally released as a run of connected ebook novellas before being compiled into a single retail novel, a structure suited to fast-paced, episodically plotted historical adventure. The Scarrow and Andrews collaborations include Arena (2013), following a young gladiator in the Roman arena; Invader (2016), following a Roman legionary during the invasion of Britain; Pirata (2019), following a pirate hunter in the ancient Mediterranean; and Warrior (2023) and its direct sequel Warlord of Britannia (2026), which tell the story of Caratacus, the real British tribal leader who resisted Rome's invasion. Each is a complete, standalone adventure rather than part of a continuing series connecting the titles to one another, and all are set within the Roman-era historical world that has defined most of Scarrow's career. Detailed biographical information about T. J. Andrews independent of this collaboration is limited in the public record.