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by Margaret George
Published Mar 2018
Read ReviewsThe New York Times bestselling and legendary author of Helen of Troy and Elizabeth I now turns her gaze on Emperor Nero, one of the most notorious and misunderstood figures in history.
by Brad Geagley
Published Aug 2008
Read ReviewsA murder mystery set in ancient Egypt that merges historical fact and speculation with a nail-biting crime story that could be taking place in the present.
by Ruth Downie
Published Mar 2008
Read ReviewsMurder in Roman-occupied Britain sets the scene for the most original and compelling novel of the ancient world since I, Claudius.
by Lindsey Davis
Published Oct 2004
Read ReviewsMarcus Didius Falco ('Sam Spade in a ratty toga') should have smelled a rat when employed to investigate the death of a rich Roman senator. Now Falco stands before judge and jury to argue the case but the wheels of justice grind exceedingly fine and the machinations of the powerful are dangerous.
by Bernard Cornwell
Published Sep 2004
Read ReviewsA roiling saga about love, honor, belief and bravery in its many forms, in which a young warrior's religious heritage sets him on a quest for a mysterious treasure rumored to be the Holy Grail itself.
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