Furius: The Second Founder of Rome - Birth

Rome was not born eternal. It became eternal through blood, faith, and the will of men who refused to let it fall. In the fifth century B.C., Rome is still a fragile republic, divided by the fierce struggle between patricians and plebs, threatened by ancient enemies, and haunted by the shadows of its kings. Beyond the walls, the powerful Etruscan city of Veii stands as Rome's oldest rival. For ten long years, Roman soldiers have besieged it. For ten long years, victory has remained out of reach. Then the Senate turns to one man. Marcus Furius Camillus. Soldier, strategist, dictator, and servant of the gods, Camillus leads Rome into the heart of its destiny. But the fall of Veii is more than a military conquest. It is a sacred turning point. In the smoke of burning temples, under the gaze of Iuno, a curse is spoken, a goddess is invoked, and the hidden truth of Camillus's birth begins to emerge. His story reaches back into a Rome of forbidden love, Vestal virgins, political revolution, divine signs, and dangerous prophecies. A child born in secrecy. A vow made before the sacred fire of Vesta. A city torn between old blood and new power. A destiny whispered by the gods long before Camillus ever raised his sword. Blending the force of historical epic with the mystery of Roman religion and myth, FURIUS: The Second Founder of Rome - The Birth brings to life the age before Caesar, before empire, before Rome ruled the world - when the Republic itself was still fighting to survive. For readers drawn to the grandeur of ancient Rome, the tragic nobility of classical heroes, and the timeless question of whether history is shaped by men or by the gods, this novel opens the saga of the man the Romans would one day call: The second founder of Rome.

Pagina's: 215, Paperback, Independently published