The Song Of Blood And War: Entire Epic

Rome does not fall in a day. It bleeds first.In a Rome torn between republic and monarchy, ambition walks hand in hand with blood. When Prince Henry Robson prepares to crown himself king, a senator dares to conspire-not for power, but for liberty.Jamie Stuttgart, driven by patriotism and haunted by history, orchestrates a conspiracy that will change Rome forever. Allies become executioners. Friends become martyrs. Tyranny dies-but at a terrible cost.As daggers flash in the Senate and trials replace justice, the question remains: Is freedom worth the blood spilled in its name?The Song of Blood and War is a brutal political tragedy of loyalty, betrayal, and sacrifice-where heroes are not innocent, villains are not simple, and Rome itself is the final judge.

Pagina's: 300, Paperback, Independently published