The King of Rome: Dictator of Rome (Book 5)

Rebellion, Revolution, war, political intrigue and the beginning of an Empire. Marcus Furius Camillus is back.

Rome is rebuilding after their victory against the Gauls, and there's money and honour to be gained. Patricians and Plebs clash as they vie to rule the rebuilt city. Senator Javenoli enforces his own law against his internal enemies, stopping at nothing to gain total domination, while Camillus defends Rome against enemies who see an opportunity to strike at the city while she is at her weakest.
As the Legions march to defend their homeland, Capitolinus proclaims himself the people's champion and stirs a rebellion of the Plebs against the Patricians. Romans fight Romans, gangs rule the streets and assassins hide in every shadow. Yet, in all the carnage of the new Rome, love blossoms in unlikely places.
As the streets run with blood, alliances blossom and political allegiances rise and fall in this latest chapter of Camillus, Dictator of Rome.
Fans of Kane, Scarrow and Iggulden will love this book