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Violence
Some
Murder and Roman-era violence
Language
Barely any
Mild language
Sexual Content
Some
Period sexual references and relationships
Substance Use
Barely any
Minor references to wine and excess
Emotional Intensity
Some
Political intrigue and corruption
What this book is about
Marcus Didius Falco investigates the murder of a freedman accountant whose testimony could expose corruption at the highest levels of Roman finance. Navigating the treacherous waters of Roman law courts, senatorial politics, and dangerous accusers, Falco works to bring justice in a system designed to protect the powerful.
Notes for sensitive readers
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Murder investigation
Mild sexual content in historical context
Political corruption themes
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