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    Threatened Loyalties

    By JF Ridgley

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    Messalina Claudia and Marcus Galerius Alexius,desperately search for Messallna's friend, Nonia Rosa But this pursuit uncovers the political underbelly of greed, lust and violence from the first citizens in the ancient Roman city of Herculaneum. Messi and Alexius risk everything-- their famiies’s reputation, his future as a Roman senator, and even their lives beneath the shadows of a very restless volcano...Vesuvius, where Vulcan’s wrath simmers.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherR Pride Publishing
    Release dateSep 8, 2014
    ISBN9781310532764
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    JF Ridgley

    Ancient Romans and the ancient Celts are a continual fascination for me. I love them and the time they lived in. I've discovered how true my mother's words are..."Times change but people don't." This could not be more true during these ancient times. Thanks Mom.

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