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Rosemary Rowe

    This author crafts compelling historical mysteries set in Roman Britain. Their work is characterized by a deep immersion into the life and times of this fascinating era. Readers can expect intricate plots and an authentic atmosphere that transports them to the past. The author's style is immersive and engaging, promising a memorable reading experience.

    The Rewards of Treachery
    The Ides of June
    Dark Omens
    The Vestal Vanishes
    Whispering of Spies
    A Dreadful Destiny
    • A Dreadful Destiny

      • 240 pages
      • 9 hours of reading
      4.4(20)Add rating

      April, CE 194. The tensions in the civil-war-torn Empire have come to Glevum now. Libertus's patron, Marcus Septimus, is in a dangerous dilemma. Libertus resolves to help, and concocts an ingenious plan - but it means defying a Roman Senator and making a powerful enemy. And even the best-laid plans can go disastrously awry .

      A Dreadful Destiny
    • Whispering of Spies

      • 256 pages
      • 9 hours of reading

      "Glevum's dignitaries are in a spin. The wealthy Voluus, ex-lictor to the Imperial Governor of Gaul, has decided to retire to the town and invitations have been issued for a welcome feast. How to respond and, more importantly, where do the ex-lictor's riches come from? Libertus' patron, local magistrate Marcus Septimus Aurelius, sends him on a mission to find out"--Jacket.

      Whispering of Spies
    • Libertus investigates the disappearance of a vestal virgin bride and makes a gruesome discovery suggesting that Druid rebels may have been involved.

      The Vestal Vanishes
    • "A perplexing new mystery for Libertus set against the backdrop of a Roman Britain in turmoil at the death of the Emperor"--Jacket.

      Dark Omens
    • An astonishing new order has usurped power in Rome, and Libertus's wealthy patron now finds himself powerless and under threat. Charged with escorting Marcus's young family to a place of safety, Libertus finds his task beset with problems as he uncovers a grisly secret and an ancient crime - with ramifications stretching to the present day.

      The Ides of June
    • Late summer, CE 198. With Glevum an uneasy place since the current Emperor seized power, Junio, Libertus's adopted son, tries to be inconspicuous. But when Libertus's patron, Marcus Septimus, seeks his advice about a valuable cloak-clasp which has disappeared, Junio suddenly finds himself faced with a string of murders, betrayal and revenge!

      The Rewards of Treachery
    • The Price of Freedom

      • 352 pages
      • 13 hours of reading

      When a tax collector commits suicide, having gambled everything away, Libertus is despatched to make enquiries. At the same time, he must attend a wedding in place of his patron. But as the assignment begins to take grisly and unexpected turns, Libertus realizes that freedom can come at a high price, sometimes paid in blood.

      The Price of Freedom
    • Masterclass: Writing Crime Fiction

      • 186 pages
      • 7 hours of reading
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      YOUR COMPLETE GUIDE TO WRITING CRIME THRILLERS, HARD BOILED FICTION AND DETECTIVE STORIES. Create compelling plots, dramatic characters and nail- biting twists that sell.

      Masterclass: Writing Crime Fiction
    • A Prisoner of Privilege

      • 320 pages
      • 12 hours of reading
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      The arrival of a high-ranking spy for the Emperor Severus spells trouble for Libertus in this gripping historical mystery set in 2nd century Britain. After a series of strange and fatal events takes place, Libertus finds himself fighting for his freedom amidst accusations of treason and murder.

      A Prisoner of Privilege