Gods of Rome

For one to rule, the other must die. AD 312: A year of horrific and brutal warfare.\r\n\r\nAlthough outnumbered, Constantines legions seem unstoppable as they surge through Maxentius Italian heartlands. Constantine is determined to reach and seize the ancient capital of Rome from his rival, yet his army is exhausted, plagued by religious rivalries and on the verge of revolt. Maxentius meanwhile contends with a restive and dissenting Roman populace. Neither general can risk a prolonged war.\r\n\r\nWhen the two forces clash amidst portents and omens in a battle that will shape history, there are factors at work beyond their control. Only one thing is certain: Constantine and Maxentius rivalry must end. With one on a bloodied sword and the other the sole ruler of an Empire...\r\n\r\nPraise for Gordon Doherty and Simon Turney: \r\n\r\nA page turner from beginning to end ... A damn fine read Ben Kane, author of Lionheart\r\n\r\nThe Rise of Emperors series is first-rate Roman fiction. Doherty and Turney each breathe life into their respective characters with insight and humanity Matthew Harffy, author of Wolf of Wessex\r\n\r\nA nuanced portrait of an intriguing emperor The Times (on Turneys Commodus)\r\n\r\nA meticulously researched and vivid reimagining of an almost forgotten civilisation Douglas Jackson, author of Hero of Rome (on Dohertys Empires of Bronze)\r\n\r\nAn intriguing and highly polished piece of historical fiction James Tivendale from Grimdark (on Sons of Rome)