The Last Oracle of Rome

The Last Oracle of Rome

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When Aelia Cato, a noblewoman and oracle, has her ship run aground on the island of Capri, she is immediately taken in as a ward of the ex-emperor Tiberius. There, she also meets another ward in his care, Caligula. What Aelia doesn't know is that the budding Roman emperor is a psychopath. Without thinking, she falls in love with history's most dangerous ruler, who was ambitious, flamboyant, and over the top. When Caligula is murdered by the people closest to him, the Praetorian Guard turns to Aelia for answers regarding their tumultuous love affair. Will Aelia betray her duties as an oracle or will she sell her lover out?
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