We Have The Final Cover For Vesuvius Plot: Daniel Teran has finally finished the new cover for Vesuvius Plot. Here it is. Pliny the Elder battles the Germans in Trier only to have the tribes follow him back to Italy…. Continue Reading →
Background of Vesuvius Plot: Vesuvius Plot is dedicated to the mountain that never sleeps, Mount Vesuvius, still active after 2000 years. The author visited Pompeii in the Amalfi Coast on her second trip to Rome she was 15 years old…. Continue Reading →
Cato Wants To Adopt Gaius Antonius As His Son And Heir: After the Senate declared war on Carthage, Cato summoned Gaius Antonius back to his house on Palatine Hill. As his niece and social hostess, Lavinia met Gaius at the… Continue Reading →
Cannae Rises Like A Specter At Midnight: Cato had planned the banquet for the senators well. His own grape vintage flowed copiously. The servants poured into the banquet hall serving game fowl and pork roast along with a selection of… Continue Reading →
Tanit Haunts Gaius All The Way Back To Rome: Tanit haunted Gaius on the return trip to Rome. She was never more than a few feet away. She was always at his elbow. She was frequently playing an instrument that… Continue Reading →
Dora and Edward Come To Arizona: Yes, I assume you wear boots and a raincoat and layers of clothing underneath when you go outside for a hike in the winter time. For instance, when I lived in Charlottesville I always… Continue Reading →
Julia: A Romance: Opening Lines The historical thriller Julia: A Romance by Dora Benley will soon be published by Cheops Books LLC. One of the most humorous characters, the most delightful, is Julia’s father, Senator Gaius Julius Rufus, Julia’s father… Continue Reading →
Julia: A Novel by Dora Benley: Julia: A Novel, another ancient thriller by Dora Benley, will be offered free on Amazon for the next five days starting on Wednesday, July 12 and continuing through the weekend. But hurry! This offer… Continue Reading →
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