Sejanus

Sejanus (1998) by David Wishart
Published by Sceptre | Offered by Crappy Old Books

Book Blurb:
Welcome to ancient Rome—where betrayal is currency and ambition can get you killed. In Sejanus, David Wishart brings the brutal politics of Tiberian Rome to life through the eyes of Marcus Corvinus, a sardonic aristocrat turned reluctant investigator. Tasked with uncovering the truth behind the mysterious fall of Lucius Aelius Sejanus—once the most powerful man in Rome—Corvinus finds himself dragged into a murky world of imperial secrets, political treachery, and a few too many drunken dinners.

Witty, irreverent, and soaked in historical detail, Sejanus is perfect for fans of Lindsay Davis and anyone who prefers their classical intrigues laced with sarcasm. Expect conspiracies, corpses, and complaints about the wine.

Offered proudly (and with only minor foxing) by Crappy Old Books—because some stories just age better than the paper they’re printed on.

Like new.

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