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The Jupiter Myth (Marcus Didius Falco, Bk 14)
The Jupiter Myth - Marcus Didius Falco, Bk 14
Author: Lindsey Davis
Falco and his family are staying in London when Falco is summoned to the scene of a murder. The victim, Verovolcus, was a renegade with ties to Roman crime magnates operating in London, but he was also close to King Togidubnus. So when he is discovered stuffed head-first down a well, a tricky diplomatic situation develops that Falco must defuse,...  more »
ISBN-13: 9780446692977
ISBN-10: 0446692972
Publication Date: 5/1/2004
Pages: 336
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4.2 stars, based on 15 ratings
Publisher: Mysterious Press
Book Type: Paperback
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Lively mysteries set in ancient Rome. Great fun. As one critic put it
"Sam Spade in a toga." Historical mystery that has a broad appeal,
Recommended!
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bookworm65 avatar reviewed The Jupiter Myth (Marcus Didius Falco, Bk 14) on + 17 more book reviews
I loved this book! First of all, it takes place in Britannia. Secondly, the Camillii brothers are both in it (I like them and to see how they develop). Then there is the return of a devious and dangerous adversary. The murder plot is more complex, I was unable to figure out the mystery, but Lindsey Davis didn't cheat, most of the clues were there all along. This book comes after Body in the Bathhouse and although it can stand alone, it is basically a sequel. There were two specific spoofs on real historical events of England -- the Great Fire of London, and the manner of death of George of Clarence, brother to the much maligned Richard the III.


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