Masters Of Rome

The inaugural book introduces the reader to the political landscape of Rome in the 1st century BC, focusing on the lives of Gaius Marius and Lucius Cornelius Sulla. It explores their rise to power, the complexities of Roman society, and the beginning of the end for the Roman Republic.

Continuing the saga, 'The Grass Crown' follows the aftermath of the civil wars and the political machinations that ensue. The narrative centers on the struggles for power, particularly between Marius's supporters and Sulla's faction, as well as the personal sacrifices made in the name of ambition.

This installment shifts focus to the younger generation, particularly the rise of Julius Caesar. It highlights the blending of personal and political ambitions, culminating in the pivotal events that would lead to the transformation of Rome from Republic to Empire.

Focusing on the life and relationships of Julius Caesar, this book delves into his political alliances and romantic entanglements. It explores how his interactions with powerful women shaped his destiny and political strategies in a male-dominated society.

In this gripping tale, the series reaches a climax with the events leading to Caesar's assassination. The narrative weaves through the conspiracies and moral dilemmas faced by key figures, culminating in a dramatic finale that changes the course of Roman history.