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Gaius Hesperian

This series follows a centurion in ancient Rome who distinguishes himself through his unconventional and compassionate approach to solving crimes. Amidst a world of intrigue and brutality, he employs empathy and keen observation rather than violence. His unique methods and strong moral compass set him apart as he navigates the dangerous landscape of the imperial court. It's an engaging read for fans of historical mysteries with a deeply characterized protagonist.

Dog-Headed Death

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    Dog-Headed Death

    • 184 pages
    • 7 hours of reading

    Centurion Gaius Hesperian navigates the treacherous landscape of ancient Rome as a member of Emperor Nero's palace guard, employing a unique and humane method of detective work that sets him apart from his peers. Known for his compassion and reflection, Hesperian avoids the brutality of torture when interrogating witnesses, showcasing a distinct moral compass in a harsh environment. This approach not only highlights his character but also adds depth to the mystery he seeks to unravel in this engaging installment of the Gaius Hesperian Mysteries series.

    Dog-Headed Death