Reviews (Historical novels)

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Historical novels are reviews of fictional books set in ancient Rome and the ancient world. This category includes discussions of novels that combine history with literary narrative, evaluated for their period setting, historical accuracy, and reading value. These are recommended for those who wish to explore the history of the Roman Empire through narrative and the fate of its characters.

Review: Warrior of Rome. King of Kings

Warrior of Rome. King of Kings The book “King of Kings” is the second part of a five-volume historical novel entitled “Warrior of Rome”, in which the author Harry Sidebottom weaves the fate of the…Więcej

Review: Warrior of Rome. Lion of the Sun

Warrior of Rome. Lion of the Sun The book “The Lion of the Sun” is the third part of a five-volume historical novel entitled “Warrior of Rome”, in which the author Harry Sidebottom weaves the…Więcej

Review: Warrior of Rome. Fire in the East

Warrior of Rome. Fire in the East The book “Fire in the East” is the first five-volume historical novel entitled “Warrior of Rome”, in which the author Harry Sidebottom weaves the fate of the Romanized…Więcej

Review: Wolves of the North. Warrior of Rome

Wolves of the North. Warrior of Rome The book “Wolves of the North” is the fifth part of the historical novel by Harry Sidebottom, published by Rebis. The action of the novel takes place in…Więcej

Review: Rebel

Rebel The book “Rebel” by Geraint Jones is the last volume of the adventures of the Roman soldier Corvus, who this time fights in Dalmatia against the Romans. The book was published by Wydawnictwo Rebis.…Więcej

Review: Memoirs of Hadrian

Memoirs of Hadrian Great historical figures whose achievements in the field of culture and state-building are undeniable have always fascinated me. One of such characters is undeniable, the third of the Five Good Emperors, or…Więcej

Review: Iron and Rust. Throne of the Caesars

Iron and Rust. Throne of the Caesars The book “Iron and Rust. Throne of the Caesars” is the first book in a trilogy by Harry Sidebottom, which describes the time of crisis in the Empire…Więcej

Review: Vespasian. Fallen Eagle

Vespasian. Fallen Eagle The book “Vespasian. Fallen Eagle” is the fourth part of the cycle dedicated to Vespasian, the founder of the Flavian dynasty and the initiator of the construction of the magnificent amphitheater –…Więcej

Review: Nobody Loves a Centurion

Nobody Loves a Centurion The tireless Decius of the Metellus family was forced to temporarily leave Rome due to the political success of his greatest enemy. He ends up in Gaius, still untamed by the…Więcej

Review: Cicero

Cicero The book “Cicero” by Robert Harris is the first part of the “Roman trilogy” about the life of one of the greatest orators in history and great Roman politicians and lawyers. Thanks to this…Więcej

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