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The Sorceress of Rome

By Nathan Gallizier

(3.5 stars) β€’ 10 reviews

In a decaying empire, power, desire, and political intrigue collide as a grand chamberlain navigates the dangerous world of 10th century Rome.

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2013-10-11
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"The Sorceress of Rome" by Nathan Gallizier is a historical fiction novel that takes place in 10th century Rome, a city full of political corruption still living in the shadow of it's past glory. The story follows Benilo, the Grand Chamberlain, as he deals with important people and the chaos involving the pope and the emperor during a time when the empire is failing. The novel begins by introducing Benilo, who is worried about King Otto III's failing health. As he meets with a monk who is wearing a cloak, he brings warnings of danger, thus creating an ominous atmosphere. The beginning chapters show the chaos of Rome and dramatic politics of church and state. The story shifts to dynamic characters, such as a general and untrustworthy nobles. The relationships between the characters hint to unravel as the story moves forward. The story shows the falling apart of Rome, combined with the personalities of the characters, sets the stage for a look inside the power and desire found within a disappearing empire.

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