Dynastie: opkomst en ondergang van het huis van Julius Caesar (Romeinse Rijk-trilogie, 2)

Holland's storytelling brings history to life vividly, but I'm curious what drew him specifically to this era and these figures. Did he see parallels to modern power struggles?

The strategies and betrayals seem to echo modern political scandals in some ways. Was that intentional, or is it just a coincidence of human nature?

His narrative is so compelling but also detailed. I wonder what choices he made to keep the story both accurate and accessible for general readers.