The Catiline Conspiracy Audiobook

" Great fun. As a fan of Cicero, I especially enjoyed reading the attitudes of fellow Romans over the actions he took during the Catiline conspiracy. Look forward to reading through this series. "

" I really like the Catiline Conspiracy. This had less detail than Steven Saylor's version. But still good. "

" Entertaining mystery, but I never found myself really engaged by the story. the backdrop is an actual event in Roman history, but the story ends up being more about the political intrigue than the murders, and I read a murder mystery for the murders! "

" I love Historical novels and J.M.Roberts is one of the Grand Masters. "

" Read this because we had talked about Catiline in our Latin class. A fun mystery. Not sure how historically accurate everything was, but it certainly felt realistic. "

" Second in this very interesting series is a take on one of the most confusing incidents of ancient Roman history. Roberts' take on it offers new perspective on the subject and it is a fascinating read. "

" I haven't finished this because I kept losing the thread of the plot, so I decided to move onto something else. I didn't dislike it, though, and will pick it up another time when I'm in the mood for it. I think I'd prefer reading this one to listening to it. "

" I really enjoy this series, but didn't enjoy this book in the series as much as the two others I've read, most likely because I liked Steven Saylor's mystery featuring Catalina's conspiracy better. "

" Extremely convoluted political goings on in Ancient Rome. Seemed to exist mostly of description of who was conspiring with whom in what faction. "

" I am undecided about the three stars: it wasn't all that much of a mystery but rather a story set in the late Roman Republic in all its gory, convoluted politics. I will give Decius another opportunity to prove himself a true (if amateur) detective of the period. "

" I love Historical novels and J.M.Roberts is one of the Grand Masters. "

" Extremely convoluted political goings on in Ancient Rome. Seemed to exist mostly of description of who was conspiring with whom in what faction. "

" I really like the Catiline Conspiracy. This had less detail than Steven Saylor's version. But still good. "

" Second in this very interesting series is a take on one of the most confusing incidents of ancient Roman history. Roberts' take on it offers new perspective on the subject and it is a fascinating read. "