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- Roman Blood 653 copies, 15 reviews
- Catilina's Riddle 432 copies, 11 reviews
- Arms of Nemesis 413 copies, 7 reviews
- The Venus Throw 401 copies, 8 reviews
- A Murder on the Appian Way 363 copies, 4 reviews
- Roma 349 copies, 17 reviews
- The House of the Vestals 328 copies, 6 reviews
- Rubicon 309 copies, 7 reviews
- Last Seen in Massilia 297 copies, 5 reviews
- A Mist of Prophecies 275 copies, 5 reviews
- The Judgment of Caesar 266 copies, 5 reviews
- A Gladiator Dies Only Once 191 copies, 8 reviews
- The Triumph of Caesar 133 copies, 6 reviews
- A Twist at The End 104 copies, 1 review
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Steven Saylor has 4 past events. (show) Author and editor Simon Sheppard, will be reading from his new exciting anthology of sexy stories about the lure and lore of black leather. Joining him will be contributors Thomas Roche, Aaron Travis(Steven Saylor), and horehound stillpoint. Covering a pulse-quickening breadth of leathersex experiences, ... (more)Steven Saylor returns to his bestselling “Roma Sub Rosa” series featuring Gordianus the Finder. In The Triumph of Caesar, the Roman civil war has come to its conclusion and Egypt is firmly under the control of Cleopatra. Gordianus has returned to Rome and is charged with examining the rumor of a ... (more)Interested: nlthorsen Added by staceysf. Steven Saylor presents his new book, “The Triumph of Caesar.” Saylor’s classical sleuth, Gordianus, searches for a would be assassin. His surprising discoveries reveal that while Caesar has foes in the Senate, there are other potential killers hiding in the shadows. Gordianus wonders, is preserving ... (more)
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