Ebook {Epub PDF} Saturnalia by John Maddox Roberts

Editions. Showing of Saturnalia (SPQR, #5) Published October 2nd by St. Martin's Griffin. Paperback, pages. Author(s): John Maddox Roberts. ISBN: . This eagerly awaited fifth book in John Maddox Roberts's Edgar-nominated historical mystery series once again takes the reader back to the Rome of Julius Caesar and the Roman Senator Decius Caecilius Metellus the Younger. Decius has won himself a reputation as both an investigator and, most unfortunately, a bit of a playboy/5(59). SPQR V SATURNALIA Also by JOHN MADDOX ROBERTS Other Books in the SPQR Series SPQR SPQR II: The Catiline Conspiracy SPQR III: The Sacrilege SPQR IV: The Temple of the4/5(32).

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This eagerly awaited fifth book in John Maddox Roberts's Edgar-nominated historical mystery series once again takes the reader back to the Rome of Julius Caesar and the Roman Senator Decius Caecilius Metellus the Younger. Decius has won himself a reputation as both an investigator and, most unfortunately, a bit of a playboy. SATURNALIA, is a wicked tale of murder and adultery, set against the twilight of Rome's Republic. The scandalous Clodia is accused of poisoning her husband (all of this is based on historical events), and Maddox Roberts takes the opportunity to explore some of Rome's darker sides in the process. Every culture has its wild entertainment, but the Roman Saturnalia is looked upon as the granddaddy of them all. Roberts's vivid fictional account of the annual event takes place in first century Rome is a historically correct picture of excess, with the city's ordinary life shut down, all rules and most laws inoperative, and even slaves permitted to celebrate without restraint.