A Murder on the Appian Way

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Set in 52 B.C. Rome, the story unfolds with the aftermath of Publius Clodius's murder, a wealthy provocateur found dead along the Appian Way. As tensions rise, his rival Milo faces the threat of vengeance, plunging the city into turmoil. The narrative captures the political intrigue and societal unrest of ancient Rome, highlighting the volatile power struggles and the impact of Clodius's death on the populace. The atmosphere is charged with impending chaos as loyalties shift and the streets echo with the sounds of a restless mob.