The tale of Drusus Germanicus , who was a Roman politician and military commander / January 14, 38 BC– summer of 9 BC / , is told from an interesting perspective. I will not focus on this-overall, just as in the first book, the whole depiction of the setting is great. Please, keep in mind the book ...
Except for the fact that Augustus Caesar preferred Raetian wine to any other, I knew close to nothing about the region and the system for dislocation of auxiliary troops in Raetia. .. Heather Domin has done an impressive work with this book - the factual information about that place at the time is s...
Can someone die of cuteness?Because I think I did!I love the 20s. I’ve never read a book set in Ireland in that period of time, so it was brand new for me. I could feel myself absorbed by the setting, the streets, the people, the smells, the flavor of the great beer and the awful whisky, the fashion...
I enjoyed reading about Adam and William.Stories involving characters from different backgrounds require more work to ensure them a happy ending. As was the case here. It meant one of them giving up his routine to mold to another way of living. In the end, both had the chance to start over and be to...
4,5 stars upped to the full five for saving my weekend!I was considering giving up reading altogether after starting - or better said trying - to read around 10 books from my tbr pile. Most of them turned out to be not even worth adding them as DNF.Why did I have to kiss ten frogs (payed for) to fin...
3.5 stars.This is a free ebook by Heather Dormin, that can be downloaded on smashwords in several different formats, such as Epub, Kindle, PDF...Link: https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/118484The historical setting is really well done, and I enjoyed reading this book a lot. The plot--a British sp...
I liked Heir of Raetia by this author very much, so when I saw that she released this FREE story, of course I wanted to read and review it. Have I mentioned that it is free? I mean ebook's edition is free, you have to pay for paperback. I was a little worried that since this is her earlier work (thr...
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