The accusers
Prosecutors were rewarded with a portion of the guilty's goods, or fined to compensate the innocent. When a senator, found guilty in a corruption trial, apparently kills himself, Falco is hired to prove he was murdered because suicide nullifies the prosecution's financial claims. Only the...
| Main Author: | Davis, Lindsey |
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| Format: | Books Print Book |
| Language: | English |
| Published: |
NY:
Mysterious Press,
2004.
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| Series: |
Marcus Didius Falco mystery ;
15. |
Series: Marcus Didius Falco mysteries
The silver pigs: a detective novel in ancient Rome (Volume 1.)
Shadows in bronze: a Marcus Didius Falco novel (Volume 2.)
Venus in copper: a Marcus Didius Falco novel (Volume 3.)
The iron hand of Mars: a detective novel in Ancient Rome (Volume 4.)
Poseidon's gold: a Marcus Didius Falco mystery (Volume 5.)
Last act in Palmyra (Volume 6.)
Time to depart: a Marcus Didius Falco mystery novel (Volume 7.)
A dying light in Corduba (Volume 8.)
Three hands in the fountain (Volume 9.)
Two for the lions: a Marcus Didius Falco mystery novel (Volume 10.)
One virgin too many (Volume 11.)
Ode to a banker (Volume 12.)
A body in the bathhouse (Volume 13.)
The Jupiter myth (Volume 14.)
The accusers (Volume 15.)
Scandal takes a holiday (Volume 16.)
See Delphi and die: a Marcus Didius Falco mystery (Volume 17.)
Saturnalia: a Marcus Didius Falco novel (Volume 18.)
Alexandria: a Marcus Didius Falco novel (Volume 19.)
Nemesis (Volume 20.)