The fourth and final book in the new historical adventure series from million copy selling Caroline Lawrence, set in Roman Britain during the reign of the evil Emperor Domitian.
Caroline Lawrence Books
January 1, 1954
Caroline Lawrence crafts compelling historical mystery novels, primarily aimed at younger readers. Her narratives transport audiences to ancient worlds, revitalizing the past through intriguing enigmas and meticulously researched details. Lawrence skillfully blends educational content with thrilling plots, offering readers an immersive glimpse into the lives and cultures of bygone eras. Her distinctive literary approach revitalizes historical fiction, appealing to curious minds.
P.K. Pinkerton and the Pistol-Packing Widows
- 320 pages
- 12 hours of reading
In this engaging tale, P.K. Pinkerton navigates the challenges of being a young detective in a Wild West setting. With a focus on uncovering truths and delivering justice, the story showcases P.K.'s cleverness and resourcefulness as he faces dangerous adversaries known as the Deadly Desperados. The narrative blends adventure and mystery, highlighting the importance of bravery and intellect in solving crimes, while also providing a unique glimpse into the historical context of the American frontier.
The Roman Mysteries: The Man from Pomegranate Street
- 262 pages
- 10 hours of reading
The final Roman Mystery begins with the emperor's death! Discovering whether it was natural or murder is the ultimate mystery for Flavia and her detective friends.
The Roman Mystery Scrolls: The Two-faced God
- 111 pages
- 4 hours of reading
More adventure and hilarity in ancient Roman times in this the fourth book of the series, as Threptus the former beggar boy helps his mentor the soothsayer 'read the omens' for a wealthy patron.
Roman Quests: The Archers of Isca
- 240 pages
- 9 hours of reading
The second thrilling adventure in a new historical series from million-copy- selling Caroline Lawrence, set in Roman Britain during the reign of the evil Emperor Domitian.
The Roman Mysteries 14. The Beggar of Volubilis
- 253 pages
- 9 hours of reading
Flavia and her friends are on a quest for the Emperor Titus - to steal a valuable gemstone known as 'Nero's Eye'. The Delphic Oracle prophesied that whoever owns the gem will rule Rome - so Titus is determined to claim it for himself. Their travels take them across the Roman province of Mauretania, from Sabratha (in modern Libya) to Volubilis (Morocco). As they travel on a caravan across the desert they encounter slave-traders, pantomime actors and a wild animal stampede. The detectives must consider another quest: what has happened to Uncle Gaius? Meanwhile, Flavia faces some tough decisions about her future.
Slave Girl from Jerusalem
- 240 pages
- 9 hours of reading
An 'innocent or guilty' dilemma lies at the heart of the thirteenth thrilling adventure in the bestselling series.
This volume includes three novels in their entirety. In The Assassins of Rome , Jonathan has disappeared on a secret quest to Rome. In attempting to locate him, his friends must enter Nero's Golden House, and find an assassin. The Dolphins of Laurentum involves a a sunken wreck full of treasure which seems to be the answer to the four detectives' woes. But someone else seeks the bounty—someone with a sinister connection to Lupus's past. And in the final story, in order to save her father from a terrible fate, Flavia must perform 12 tasks—just like the Greek hero Hercules, in The Twelve Tasks of Flavia Gemina .
An extension of The Roman Mysteries brand, featuring an irresistible new hero, Threptus, who helps solve the mystery of a house haunted by a demon!
How To Write a Great Story
- 208 pages
- 8 hours of reading
. Featuring examples from all kinds of stories, including Black Panther, Alice in Wonderland, Harry Potter, The Incredibles and Star Wars, Caroline explores every aspect of writing - from brainstorming a setting, to creating an opponent and choosing your hero's greatest weakness.
