All in Historical Fiction
Alix Christie’s "GUTENBERG’S APPRENTICE"
The public sale of the mechanically printed Bible and its positive reception was the outcome of many years of experimentation, hard work, political intrigue, religious subversion, even imprisonment.
Robert Harris’ “DICTATOR”
As the old saying goes, power corrupts. In this book we see how all can become ensnared by its tendrils, even those who like Cicero profess to aspire to higher ideals.
Robert Harris' “CONSPIRATA”
Much of the novel portrays events, conspiracies, and betrayals that, in ancient Rome at least, could never be overcome by “trying to do the right thing.”
Todd Tucker's COLLAPSE DEPTH
COLLAPSE DEPTH is one of the first thrillers I’ve read in a long time.
Richard Foreman’s “SWORD OF EMPIRE: CENTURION”
The SWORD OF EMPIRE series of short novels follows the exploits of centurion Gaius Oppius Maximus, chief military troubleshooter to emperor Marcus Aurelius.
Robert Harris’ “IMPERIUM”
What’s amazing about this novel is that so much is based on fact.