The Ladies of Missalonghi
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Highly entertaining and compulsive.’Robert Fabbri‘The Masters of Rome series is a tour de force, a brilliant recreation of the twilight of the Roman Republic as Caesar and Pompey vie for power. This is historical fiction at its finest.’ Sharon Penman‘A powerful story told with the verve of a novelist and the commitment of a historian.’The Sunday Times‘Incomparable… Engrossing… Breathtakingly detailed… A triumph.’ Chicago Tribune‘A truly astonishing work.’ Time“An awesome and epic new work... Thi...s is an absolutely absorbing story—not simply of the military and political intrigues that went into the final days of the Republic but also of what it was like to live, love and survive at this pivotal point in our civilization... A master storyteller... A 900-plus-page novel that is every bit as hard to put down as it is to pick up.’Los Angeles Times“Splendid in conception... The narrative sweeps along as does the force of history... Colleen McCullough understands the undercurrents of human emotion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Highly entertaining and compulsive.’Robert Fabbri‘The Masters of Rome series is a tour de force, a brilliant recreation of the twilight of the Roman Republic as Caesar and Pompey vie for power. This is historical fiction at its finest.’ Sharon Penman‘A powerful story told with the verve of a novelist and the commitment of a historian.’The Sunday Times‘Incomparable… Engrossing… Breathtakingly detailed… A triumph.’ Chicago Tribune‘A truly astonishing work.’ Time“An awesome and epic new work... Thi...s is an absolutely absorbing story—not simply of the military and political intrigues that went into the final days of the Republic but also of what it was like to live, love and survive at this pivotal point in our civilization... A master storyteller... A 900-plus-page novel that is every bit as hard to put down as it is to pick up.’Los Angeles Times“Splendid in conception... The narrative sweeps along as does the force of history... Colleen McCullough understands the undercurrents of human emotion.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Colleen Mccullough to read onlineMoreLess
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