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Caesar's Women (Masters of Rome) by Colleen McCullough Doctor of Neurophysiology
Caesar's Women (Masters of Rome) by Colleen McCullough Doctor of Neurophysiology
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This book is the fourth in the masters of rome series and it is about the lives of the so called masters of rome- caesar, pompey and the senate. This book also gives further insight into how the women of rome lived- hence the name. Although the author does still tend to elaborate on how perfect caesar is, the love and detail that went into this novel is obvious to see. This book also chronicles the birth of gaius octavius, later augustus first emperor of rome and as he is my favourite roman i cant wait to see how he develops in the next 3 books. You can start from this book and dont have to read the previous, however i think it better to read the others as it will give you a deeper… Read more
When Christ and His Saints Slept (Eleanor of Aquit&hellip by Sharon Penman
5.0 out of 5 stars Im a fan!, 17 Aug 2013
I have always been a fan of history although not from the medieval period. This novel has completely changed that for me. This book does not aim to create stereotypically perfect or evil characters but rather portrays people that lived around 900 years ago as humane and with emotions that we could understand ourselves if placed in their position. Even though i was sucked in immediately, i can tell how others may get frustrated by the writing style as it may take time to get used to, however i suggest that you stick with it because you will be in for a treat.
This novel chronicles the reign of king stephen and the anarchy which followed. there are many betrayals and people with the same… Read more
The Indigo Spell (Bloodlines, Book 3) by Richelle Mead
5.0 out of 5 stars Eagerly awaited, 17 Aug 2013
and not disappointed. This novel was a brilliant instalment to the series and i felt that there was a fleshing out of sydneys character as she begins to embrace magic, we also see a more vunerable side to the usually cocky adrian and we are introduced to yet another mystery of who was killing the witches. there are plenty of ahh moments in the novel and it is definitely comfort food if you are a fan like me, if you have just started with this series you should not start from here and instead should from bloodlines or even from the first series vampire academy. Although not as much focus was placed into the secondary characters such as jill mastrano and eddie, you can understand that after… Read more
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