The Jupiter Myth: A Marcus Didius Falco Mystery Audiobook

" A real good mystery -= good historical information - a real page turner at the end "

" This could be a mediocre situation comedy set in AD 75, Roman controlled Britain. Characters are pleasant, plot practically non-existant, dialogue hopelessly modern. Don't read this as historical fiction. Don't read this as a mystery. Don't read this. "

" Another inventive and well written story. Really enjoying these novels and wondering why it's taken me so long to discover them. Christian Rodska narrates very well and to me is becoming Falco. "

" I love this whole series! "

" Absolutely great story. Although I feel for Marcus and Helena as they seem to be trapped in Britania. Maybe Davis will let them come home to Rome in the next one. I will anxiously await... "

" This is my favourite book of the whole series as it sets up some interesting story lines for the future whilst very satisfactorily concluding others. It also gives us a tantalising glimpse in to Falco's previous relationships. Watch out for the bumble bee scene, it is just so cute. "

" I always love Falco. Trouble seems to catch up to him no matter where he goes and what he does to avoid it. In this Davis novel she teaches us about the uncivilized land now known now as London, and its Roman administration and history. "

" Great book. The ancient Roman theme makes a nice addition. The complex plot and likeable characters make this book well worth the read "

" One of my favorites from the Falco series. "

" c2002: FWFTB: downtown, murder, well, gangsters, Londinium. Back to form again. Another brilliant set piece with the arena show down and a lot more emotional connections. Loved this particular one. The normal characters all make a showing with a new one thrown in for luck. Highly recommended. "

" Marcus - What a guy "

" When it comes to Marcus Didius Falco, I don't have much to say in the negative. A detective series set in Rome with sharp dialogue? I can't ask for more; other than Lindsey Davis to just keep on writing. "

" I have read this whole series. I love anything ancient Rome. It is fun mystery series. "

" The one in Londinium with the tribal chieftain stuck down a well, the re-appearance of Falco's ex and in which we realise London has not much changed over the years.... "

" This could be a mediocre situation comedy set in AD 75, Roman controlled Britain. Characters are pleasant, plot practically non-existant, dialogue hopelessly modern. Don't read this as historical fiction. Don't read this as a mystery. Don't read this. "

" Absolutely great story. Although I feel for Marcus and Helena as they seem to be trapped in Britania. Maybe Davis will let them come home to Rome in the next one. I will anxiously await... "

" The one in Londinium with the tribal chieftain stuck down a well, the re-appearance of Falco's ex and in which we realise London has not much changed over the years.... "

" When it comes to Marcus Didius Falco, I don't have much to say in the negative. A detective series set in Rome with sharp dialogue? I can't ask for more; other than Lindsey Davis to just keep on writing. "

" A real good mystery -= good historical information - a real page turner at the end "

" I have read this whole series. I love anything ancient Rome. It is fun mystery series. "