Sangue su Roma

Name: Sangue su Roma
ISBN: 0312972962

Question 1

Steven Saylor weaves real historical details into the story, but I wonder how much creative liberty he took to keep the plot engaging. Did anyone feel it was authentic or occasionally stretched?

Question 2

The characters’ ambitions and betrayals felt so real, yet I'm curious how much of that was inspired by actual Roman history or purely fictional invention.

Question 3

The setting adds layers of complexity and danger, but I wonder what drew the author to this particular moment—was it the intrigue, the political upheaval, or something else?

Question 4

The detective’s methods and moral dilemmas felt very rooted in the era, but I’m curious about how much thought went into making his worldview believable within the ancient context.

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