![]() The friend’s family who own the neighbouring farm are far from happy about this arrangement and unrest in Rome begins to trickle into Gordanius’ life when he agrees to grant a favour to old friend Cicero. In this novel Gordanius has retired to a farm in the Roman countryside away from the intrigue and dangers of the city, having been left the property in a friend’s will. I think I was so impressed by “Roman Blood” because it seemed like a breath of fresh air, but now, five books on I have got used to his style. Saylor has a very accessible style which makes him a must for both historical and crime fiction fans. ![]() At the centre is the likeable hero Gordanius the Finder and his family. ![]() I especially loved the first of this series “Roman Blood” which was published in 2007 but since then he has settled into a groove of very satisfying, enjoyable novels. Before reading “Catilina’s Riddle” I had polished off another four books by this writer. ![]()
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