DICTATOR. VOLUME 3 OF THE ROMAN TRILOGY

Transport yourself to the fascinating world of ancient Rome with the third volume of the Roman trilogy, entitled "Dictator." This captivating historical novel, by a master of the genre, transports the reader to the turbulent times of the fall of the Roman Republic and the last years of Cicero's life. Prepare for an unforgettable journey through time, full of intrigue, conspiracies, and dramatic twists and turns.

• Colorful depiction of the last period of Cicero's life
• Engaging plot full of political intrigue
• Comparisons with later historical events
• Defense of the Republic by Marcus Tullius Cicero
• Cicero's exile and his return to Rome
• Controlling events and falling victim to them

Marcus Tullius Cicero, a former consul, a man for whom politics is the meaning of life, stands in defense of the Republic. His weapon will not be the sword, but the word. Cicero must flee Rome, and his house is set on fire by a mob. By decree issued by the ruthless tribune Clodius, anyone who helps him will pay with their life. The distraught Cicero, from whom most of his powerful friends turn away, goes into exile in Thessaloniki.

In politics, however, nothing lasts forever. When the omnipotence of Clodius, militarily supported by Julius Caesar, ends, Cicero returns to Rome, without which he cannot live as a political animal. And again, he is at the center of events, sometimes controlling them, sometimes falling victim to them. This novel is not only a fascinating story about ancient Rome, but also a universal story about power, betrayal, and the struggle for ideals.

Albatros Publishing presents this book in paperback, with 480 pages in 206x133 mm format. The year of publication is 2025, which guarantees a fresh look at the classic story. Immerse yourself in a read that will completely absorb you and make you reflect on the modern world.