El hijo de César

The novel offers such an intimate look at his mind, which is rare for historical fiction about such a public figure. I'm curious what inspired this choice.

The detailed intrigue was fascinating, but I wondered if it was meant to mirror the slow grind of political power or if it dragged a bit for others.

The introspective style made Augustus feel like a real person rather than just a historical figure. I wonder if this was a conscious decision to humanize him.