Damn Rome: Caesar's rise to power

Following the enormous success of the book I Am Rome, the saga of Julius Caesar continues, told as only Santiago Posteguillo can.

Mare Internum, 75 BC. A merchant ship sails towards the island of Rhodes. On board is Julius Caesar, accompanied only by his faithful Labienus. Forced by his enemies to leave Rome, he is on his way to meet the master Apollonius to learn the art of rhetoric. Upon his return, he plans to unleash a fierce battle for entry into the Senate, where he will face the formidable Cicero.

Thus begins the second volume of the saga dedicated to Julius Caesar by Santiago Posteguillo. In The Damned of Rome, we will already see the legendary commander in the full force of his political and military talent, ready to overcome any obstacle on his unstoppable path to power.

It is a thrilling, breathless story, featuring pirate attacks, an encounter with Spartacus during the slave revolt, and magnificent battles where the reader will smell the scent of blood and hear the clash of swords.