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Marcus Didius Falco, recently appointed informer to 1st-century Emperor Vespasian of Rome, has been busy with minor chores - tidying up corpses, kicking over the traces of a failed coup, making a bit on the side in stolen lead ingots and so on. Temporarily separated from his gorgeous, high-born love Helena, he's not happy. Davis's second novel is just as entertaining, intriguing informative and stylish as Silver Pigs. (Kirkus UK)
Not two weeks (in A.D. 71) after wrapping up his first case (Silver Pigs, 1989), raffish imperial Roman informer Marcus Didius Falco is back stamping out the embers of another conspiracy against the Emperor Vespasian, who sends him to the usual far reaches of the Empire to persuade the defeated conspirators to come back to his told by warning them that their scurvy underling Barnabas has turned freelance and may have them in his sights. Along with the expected double help
Marcus Didius Falco, recently appointed informer to 1st-century Emperor Vespasian of Rome, has been busy with minor chores - tidying up corpses, kicking over the traces of a failed coup, making a bit on the side in stolen lead ingots and so on. Temporarily separated from his gorgeous, high-born love Helena, he's not happy. Davis's second novel is just as entertaining, intriguing informative and stylish as Silver Pigs. (Kirkus UK)
Not two weeks (in A.D. 71) after wrapping up his first case (Silver Pigs, 1989), raffish imperial Roman informer Marcus Didius Falco is back stamping out the embers of another conspiracy against the Emperor Vespasian, who sends him to the usual far reaches of the Empire to persuade the defeated conspirators to come back to his told by warning them that their scurvy underling Barnabas has turned freelance and may have them in his sights. Along with the expected double help