Gordianus and his growing family become enmeshed in the political
conspiracies of Cicero (on the right) and the charismatic radical
Catilina (on the left). Why do headless bodies keep turning up on
Gordianus's property? And which side in the bloody conflict will he
ultimately choose? "The solution of the whodunit is a textbook
example of the Least Suspected Person." (Ellery Queen's Mystery
Magazine)
ISBN:0-804112-69-X ©1994
$5.99US Softcover 463 Pages
Gordianus is drawn into the decadent circle of the poet Catullus and his
amoral lover Clodia. Who poisoned the philosopher Dio? What does the
eunuch Trigonian secretly desire? As the crumbling Roman Republic spins
out of control, Gordianus confronts temptations he never dreamed of. "This
is the best mystery novel of 1995...a work of art." (The Oregonian)
ISBN:0-312957-78-5 ©1995
$5.99US Softcover 400 Pages
As civil war between Caesar and Pompey looms, lesser
demagogues wage gang war in the streets of Rome. When the
rabble-rouser Clodius is killed on the Appian Way, Rome erupts in
flames. His arch-enemy Milo is the obvious suspect...or is he? Sir
Derek Jacobi calls it "an enthralling re-creation of its time and place,
a fascinating piece of story-telling."
ISBN:0-312961-73-1 ©1996
$5.99US Softcover 413 Pages (Also available in hardcover)
"After five novels in the ROMA SUB ROSA series,
Saylor fills the time frame between the first two
books (80 to 72 B.C.) with the first collection of short
stories featuring series sleuth Gordianus the Finder . .
. Saylor's fluid prose and probing characterizations
work as effectively in the short story as they have in
his admirable Gordianus novels." (Publisher's
Weekly)
ISBN: 0-312154-44-5 ©1997
$22.95US Hardcover 260 Pages
Long ago, when the worlds were one... So
begins the Tale, the ancestral legend Bron's
family has guarded for a thousand years.
Once they were the keepers of the Stone, the
most powerful, sacred, coveted object on
earth. But the Stone was stolen by a
treacherous warrior, who brought it into an
emerging world and used its power to found
the Order of Guardians, whose reign of
oppression has endured for ten centuries.
ISBN: 0-380797-51-8 ©1998
$5.99US Mass Market Paperback 432 Pages
An eleventh century adventure,
this book conjures up the saga world of the Vikings in the North Atlantic,
circa 1050 AD. Seeking his rightful inheritance, Greenlander Sigtrygg
Thorgilsson must try the crossing to the west which his grandfather, Leif
Eiriksson, and only a few others before him, had successfully made.
What awaits Sigtrygg and his small crew of ne'er do well sailors is a
world quite beyond any they have known, a world of skin-clad, stone-wielding
"others" who are just as astonished and unsettled by the appearance of the
Norsemen. It's a world of exotic savagery-- and yet a place where rootless folk can make homes
for themselves, if they can also learn to find common ground with those who
have gone before. Yet even this option is jeopardized by the Norsemens' own
penchant for violence and blood feud, both with others and among
themselves.
©1998
ISBN: 0-738801-51-8
$25.00US Hardcover
ISBN: 0-738801-52-6
$15.00US Paperback
637 Pages
Destiny has brought together the Prince of the Wind and the Chosen
Daughter of the Sea. Together, they are invincible. The dark forces of
the world may rise up against them, but they will allow nothing to
sever the bonds of love the gods have decreed; not a jealous twin's
envy or a perverted sorcerer's love; not a viscious woman's tongue or
a demon's vile breath. Conar and Liza, lovers born under a dark star,
but searching for heaven's light.
ISBN: 1-896329-84-5 ©1995
$6.99US Mass Market Paperback
Teresa Genoa is an American graduate student in
Biology, specializing in the Ice Ages, its flora and fauna
and climatology. She is also suffering from an incurable
belief that she is also Tegeena, the mother of the
human race, a breathtakingly beautiful 8-foot tall
white-haired purple-eyed warrior priestess of Atlantis,
come back after twelve thousand years to restore
humanity to its true course after the Fall.
A tale of action, adventure, wonder, and extraordinary
things. Escapist fantasy par excellence, but with a hard
core historical and scientific edge. For general
audiences. No explicit sex or foul language.
©1998
$5.95US Electronic Format 250 Pages
Byzantium, capital of the 6th century Roman Empire, simmers a rich stew
of
creeds, cultures, and citizens with a sprinkling of cutthroats and
crimes.
John the Eunuch, Emperor Justinian's Lord Chamberlain, orders a
Christian
court while himself observing the rites of Mithra. Thomas, a knight from
Britain, Ahasuerus, a soothsayer, and two ladies from Crete stir up
events
and old memories for John, who must ask how the visitors link to the
death
of Leukos, Keeper of the Plate. An Egyptian brothel keeper and a
Christian
stylite know more than they are telling...
In due course, John gets his man - and a love scene...
ISBN: 1-890208-19-1 ©1999
$23.95US Hardcover 288 Pages
In an ancient desert city where the spirits of
long dead rulers rustle through the winding streets, a
prison guard is forced to save the life of a young priest
whose lost memory holds the key to the fate of two cities.
Become entangled in the web of political rivalries,
sorcerous intrigues, headlong adventure and deep emotion
that is . . . . Necropolis!
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