Ides Of March
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A dramatic political thriller from the master of historical fiction. March, 44 BC Rome, in all her glory, has expanded her territories beyond anyone's wildest dreams. These victories have been led by Caius Julius Caesar, a man in command of his destiny and who wields enormous power. However, his God-given mission - to end the blood-spattered fratricidal wars, reconcile hostile factions and preserve Roman civilization and world order - is dangerously close to failure. Paralysed by plotting and intrigue at court, he has launched a military campaign against the Parthians. But his power is draining away. Neither the heroic Publius Sextius, Caesar's most faithful legionnaire and comrade of a thousand battles, the loving devotion of Calpurnia, Caesar's wife, nor the attentions of his mistress, his physician or his second-in-command can succeed in halting the plot evolving against him . . . The Ides of March is a gripping thriller that masterfully unravels the political scheming, emotional intensity and dramatic power surrounding one of the most crucial turning points in history. March, 44 BC. Rome, in all her glory, has expanded her territories beyond the wildest dreams of her citizens, led by Caius Julius Caesar – Pontifex Maximus, dictator perpetuo, invincible military leader and only fifty-six years old. He is a man in command of his destiny, who wields enormous power throughout the vast empire. However his god-given mission – to end the blood-splattered fratricidal wars, reconcile implacably hostile factions and preserve Roman civilization and world order – is teetering dangerously close to collapse . . . His power is draining away. None of his supporters can stop the inexorably evolving plot against him and prophecy will explode into truth on the Ides of March and the world will change forever.Valerio Massimo Manfredi's The Ides of March is a political thriller laced through with all the intrigue and action surrounding one of the most crucial turning points in the history of western civilization.
A dramatic political thriller from the master of historical fiction. March, 44 BC Rome, in all her glory, has expanded her territories beyond anyone's wildest dreams. These victories have been led by Caius Julius Caesar, a man in command of his destiny and who wields enormous power. However, his God-given mission - to end the blood-spattered fratricidal wars, reconcile hostile factions and preserve Roman civilization and world order - is dangerously close to failure. Paralysed by plotting and intrigue at court, he has launched a military campaign against the Parthians. But his power is draining away. Neither the heroic Publius Sextius, Caesar's most faithful legionnaire and comrade of a thousand battles, the loving devotion of Calpurnia, Caesar's wife, nor the attentions of his mistress, his physician or his second-in-command can succeed in halting the plot evolving against him . . . The Ides of March is a gripping thriller that masterfully unravels the political scheming, emotional intensity and dramatic power surrounding one of the most crucial turning points in history. March, 44 BC. Rome, in all her glory, has expanded her territories beyond the wildest dreams of her citizens, led by Caius Julius Caesar – Pontifex Maximus, dictator perpetuo, invincible military leader and only fifty-six years old. He is a man in command of his destiny, who wields enormous power throughout the vast empire. However his god-given mission – to end the blood-splattered fratricidal wars, reconcile implacably hostile factions and preserve Roman civilization and world order – is teetering dangerously close to collapse . . . His power is draining away. None of his supporters can stop the inexorably evolving plot against him and prophecy will explode into truth on the Ides of March and the world will change forever.Valerio Massimo Manfredi's The Ides of March is a political thriller laced through with all the intrigue and action surrounding one of the most crucial turning points in the history of western civilization.
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