Caesarion—the son of Cleopatra and Julius Caesar—was born with a claim to the richest kingdoms of the ancient world. History tells us that Octavian ordered his assassination. But that history was not written until more than a century after Caesarion’s death.
Perhaps the tale is more legend than history. What if Caesarion survived?
When archaeologists Fia Quinn and Carlo DeLuca discover a hidden cache of Caesarion’s memoirs, they uncover an epic first-person account of history. Captured by Rome, the young heir is delivered to Athens for a reckoning that becomes a dramatic contest between brute Roman force and Greek intellect.
Two thousand years later, Fia and Carlo race to decipher his testimony as powerful enemies close in—convinced the scrolls conceal something even more valuable than the truth.
Blending archaeological mystery, historical suspense, and political intrigue, Caesarion brings the ancient Mediterranean vividly to life in a sweeping dual-timeline adventure about power, identity, justice, and the perilous cost of standing between tyranny and truth.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Caesarion-the son of Cleopatra and Julius Caesar-was born with a claim to the richest kingdoms of the ancient world. History tells us that Octavian ordered his assassination. But that history was not written until more than a century after Caesarion's death.Perhaps the tale is more legend than history. What if Caesarion survived?When archaeologists Fia Quinn and Carlo DeLuca discover a hidden cache of Caesarion's memoirs, they uncover an epic first-person account of history. Captured by Rome, the young heir is delivered to Athens for a reckoning that becomes a dramatic contest between brute Roman force and Greek intellect.Two thousand years later, Fia and Carlo race to decipher his testimony as powerful enemies close in-convinced the scrolls conceal something even more valuable than the truth.Blending archaeological mystery, historical suspense, and political intrigue, Caesarion brings the ancient Mediterranean vividly to life in a sweeping dual-timeline adventure about power, identity, justice, and the perilous cost of standing between tyranny and truth. Two American archaeologists find the memoirs of Caesarion, son of Cleopatra, thought to have been killed as a boy. Soon, they realize history has been changed forever and their discovery has put their own lives at risk. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798990138520
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Caesarion-the son of Cleopatra and Julius Caesar-was born with a claim to the richest kingdoms of the ancient world. History tells us that Octavian ordered his assassination. But that history was not written until more than a century after Caesarion's death.Perhaps the tale is more legend than history. What if Caesarion survived?When archaeologists Fia Quinn and Carlo DeLuca discover a hidden cache of Caesarion's memoirs, they uncover an epic first-person account of history. Captured by Rome, the young heir is delivered to Athens for a reckoning that becomes a dramatic contest between brute Roman force and Greek intellect.Two thousand years later, Fia and Carlo race to decipher his testimony as powerful enemies close in-convinced the scrolls conceal something even more valuable than the truth.Blending archaeological mystery, historical suspense, and political intrigue, Caesarion brings the ancient Mediterranean vividly to life in a sweeping dual-timeline adventure about power, identity, justice, and the perilous cost of standing between tyranny and truth. Two American archaeologists find the memoirs of Caesarion, son of Cleopatra, thought to have been killed as a boy. Soon, they realize history has been changed forever and their discovery has put their own lives at risk. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798990138520
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Caesarion-the son of Cleopatra and Julius Caesar-was born with a claim to the richest kingdoms of the ancient world. History tells us that Octavian ordered his assassination. But that history was not written until more than a century after Caesarion's death.Perhaps the tale is more legend than history. What if Caesarion survived?When archaeologists Fia Quinn and Carlo DeLuca discover a hidden cache of Caesarion's memoirs, they uncover an epic first-person account of history. Captured by Rome, the young heir is delivered to Athens for a reckoning that becomes a dramatic contest between brute Roman force and Greek intellect.Two thousand years later, Fia and Carlo race to decipher his testimony as powerful enemies close in-convinced the scrolls conceal something even more valuable than the truth.Blending archaeological mystery, historical suspense, and political intrigue, Caesarion brings the ancient Mediterranean vividly to life in a sweeping dual-timeline adventure about power, identity, justice, and the perilous cost of standing between tyranny and truth. Two American archaeologists find the memoirs of Caesarion, son of Cleopatra, thought to have been killed as a boy. Soon, they realize history has been changed forever and their discovery has put their own lives at risk. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798990138520
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