
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Falco has reluctantly accepted an imperial mission which takes him deep into the wilds of the Germania Libera. Helena has disappeared, apparently in a fit of pique when Falco misses her birthday. At the same time, Vespasian's son Titus is romantically pursuing her. Helena' s brother Camillus Justinius is introduced in this installment, teaming up to support Falco. I really enjoyed this installment of Falco's adventures even though it was less of a puzzle than usual, and much more of an adventure. There are the usual misunderstandings between Falco and Helena as well as the usual reconciliations! I really appreciate the level of research that the author has done to produce such a detailed picture of the first century Roman world.
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2 comments:
I think I am the interlibrary loan queen at my library!
Isn't interlibrary loan great? I've been reading but not posting reviews for some reason. I need to get started again.
I love the new heading on your blog!
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