CAESAR and SERTORIUS

About the Book

This is the second volume in the series about Rome in a different timeline, where history took a different direction.  After Drusus gains citizenship for the Italian Allies and Sulla achieves radical constitutional reforms, internal peace combines with brilliant military and political leadership to expand the Republic's power enormously. 

Caius Julius Caesar and Quintus Sertorius, both outstanding men, find the rules of politics have changed.  How can they make names for themselves in this new context, where personal ambition must wear the mask of patriotic duty?

One will ride events cleverly and be hailed as the greatest man in his generation; the other  will fall foul of his lust for fame, and his name will become a by-word for treachery.

About the Author

Tito Kithes Athano was Professor of History at Malitora University, until an equipment failure returned him to our timeline instead of his own. This historically accurate but very readable book was written with the aid of a huge library of scholarly research stored on his personal touchboard. Send comments and questions to him at tkathano@gmail.com and read the question-and-answer posts on his Facebook page Tito Kithes Athano.