Title: Gordianus Unravels Gordian Knot of a Murder
Product review: O.K., I freely admit it, I love Gordianus the Finder. How could you not? He's wise, witty, occasionally cranky, and always believably human. And, he holds the rare reputation of being the last honest man in Rome. In this tale of murder on the shores of Baie, Steven Saylor takes our favorite Finder to the pleasure villas of the Roman rich, showing us yet another fascinating facet of Roman life in the 1st century. The overseer of Marcus Crassus' villa is murdered just as the Spartacan slave revolt is heating up, and two slaves are implicated. Gordianus must find out the truth before all 100 household slaves are put to death in the gladiator's ring. Like all of Saylor's Roma Sub Rosa series, this is gorgeously researched and written. READ THIS!
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