★★★★★ “Was really into this series... read it in a couple of days!” — Amazon reader
She came to power at 17 and ruled for 22 years, and yet her remarkable story has been reduced to that of a seductress. Plunge into a world of intrigue, diabolical plots, and world-sized ambitions in this thrilling historical fiction series on the rise, reign, and fall of the famous Cleopatra Philopator VII, the last queen of Egypt.
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The Last Pharaoh ● Book 1 of 4
Regent ★★★★★
Some wells have poisoned waters.
Poised to take power at sixteen, Cleopatra inherits a kingdom teetering on civil war and a court thick with treachery, where a single misstep means death and the end of three thousand years of Pharaonic rule.
⭐ 4.5/5 across the saga — engrossing until the end.
★★★★★ “I loved evèrything about this book. Not just the plot, but the way the characters unfold.” — Amazon reader
★★★★★ “I thoroughly enjoyed this trilogy about Cleopatra. ” — Amazon reader
Hannibal ● Book 1 of 3 ● Also in paperback
Vengeance, war, and impossible love forged in the fires of Hannibal's war on Rome.
The Mist of Trasimene ★★★★★
The deadliest spear is the one thrust from behind.
Burdened by his family's shame, cavalryman Ducarius seizes his chance for vengeance when a foreign warlord descends from the Alps—but he must decide how far he will go to right a wrong before the mists rise upon Lake Trasimene. GRAB THE LIMITED TIME DEAL.
Explore More About Cleopatra
Some of my popular blog posts about Cleopatra and her legacy.
Cleopatra's Signature: A Papyrus from 33 B.C.
A papyrus dated 33 B.C. may carry Cleopatra's own handwriting—one word: "Ginesthoi" (Make it so). Explore this tantalizing fragment from ancient Egypt.
Read →Cleopatra - Queen of Egypt, and Her Unfortunate Portrayal
Cleopatra ruled Egypt for 21 years, had children with two Roman generals, and survived constant palace intrigue. A timeline-based rebuttal of the seductress myth.
Read →My brief review of HBO's Rome and its depiction of Cleopatra
HBO's Rome gets Caesar and Antony brilliantly right—but its Cleopatra repeats Roman propaganda. A historical review from the author of the Last Pharaoh trilogy.
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