Steven Saylor - Caesar trónja

In his latest novel, Steven Saylor focuses on the most famous murder in history: We are in Rome B.C. In 44, shortly before the age of Martius.

Julius Caesar, elected dictator for life by the Roman Senate, pardons his remaining enemies and rewards his friends. He is about to leave the city to conquer the Parthian Empire with the help of his legions. But before you leave, you have a few things to take care of.

After decades of investigating the crimes and murders of the powerful and gaining admission into the knightly order, Gordian decides to retire. However, on the morning of the 10th day of Martius, first Cicero and then Caesar calls him to his house. They ask him the same thing: use his insight and sense to uncover a possible conspiracy against the dictator. But Caesar tells him something else. Since one of his main confidants is Meto, Gordianus' adopted son, as a sign of his gratitude he wants to give the Detective an award that will change not only his life, but also the future of his entire family. At the next meeting of the Senate, on March 15, he intends to grant him great favor.

So Gordianus must dust off his old science and uncover the conspirators seeking Julius Caesar's life. If they exist at all. During this time, however, other conspiracies are entwined. Martius' age is fast approaching, and at least one murder is bound to happen.