Caesar's Avenger
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action adventure military gritty soldier war
assassination civil war Italy Gaul Vercingetorix
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historical fiction biographical roman emperors
Julius Caesar Cleopatra Augustus Cicero Rome SPQR
Mark Antony Mark Anthony Marcus Antonius army
Pompey Crassus triumvirate Rubicon Octavian
Tiberius Nero gladius Marcus Aurelius gladiator
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- ISBN 9781804365786
- Dimensions: 129 x 198mm
- Publication Date: 26 Feb 2026
- Publisher: Canelo
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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The greatest moment in Roman history, from the perspective of the man who could have had it all.
Julius Caesar is dead. Mark Antony, his second in command, is surely also in the sights of the assassins.
But for Antony, where there is danger, there is opportunity. Can he seize the chance, and replace Caesar as Rome's undisputed ruler?
The portents are good until a young man by the name of Octavian appears, claiming to be Caesar's heir
The months and years that follow are a time of shifting alliances, betrayals and score settling. Above all, Antony must fulfil his vow to avenge Caesar and destroy his killers, Brutus and Cassius, while also stopping Rome from falling apart...
Perfect for fans of S.J.A. Turney and Conn Iggulden.
Alex Gough is an author of Roman historical adventures, and has a decades-long interest in Ancient Roman history. His first seriesThe Carbo Chronicles (including Watchmen of Rome, Bandits of Rome and the short story collection, Carbo and the Thief) was the culmination of a lot of research into the underclasses of Ancient Rome. His second series, The Imperial Assassin, is set in the reign of the Severan dynasty, an under-examined period of Roman history. His latest series is based on the larger-than-life character of Mark Antony, the warrior, the commander, the politician and the lover. Alex would love to interact with readers, and you can follow him on twitter @romanfiction, like Alex Gough Author on facebook, or visit his website for reviews of roman fiction and articles about Roman history: www.romanfiction.com
