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"Gods of Rome is an intelligent, fast-moving historical novel with nonstop action, narrow escapes, and violent encounters, as well as much food for thought. The ancient world comes alive in well-chosen details, from the mundane to the arcana of spycraft, codes, and disguises. Greasias' characterization is vivid even for minor figures and especially so for Athanasius, who goes through a believable struggle and transformation over the tale's course. Greanias smartly illuminates the religious, philosophical, historical, and even economic issues that underpin the story, while never letting the pace lag. Recommended!"
-- Kirkus

"If you love all things Ancient Rome, and are simultaneously drawn to the historical account of the birth of Christianity, Gods of Rome by Thomas Greanias is for you. The reader is brought into this dangerous time period of double dealing, political machinations, and the rise of an outcast Church. Filled with meticulously researched historical information, this book allows you to experience the tumult and excitement that was Rome during the time of the Flavians."
-- Elise Butowsky, NetGalley Review

"Five stars. The assassination of the emperor's chief astrology sets off revelations of a secret order known as the 'Rule of God.' Caesar begins a campaign of killing off all his enemies and those perceived as enemies. One of these men is the playwright Athanasius. Thomas Greanias gives us a well-researched, compelling novel set in the early years of the spread of Christianity and the rise of its church. It involves events based on actual happenings that occurred while some of the key figures involved in the spread of the religion are still alive."
-- Paul Lane, Librarian, Palm Beach County Library

Author Biography

Thomas Greanias is the acclaimed New York Times bestselling author of seven international adventures, including the Raising Atlantis trilogy, Gods of Rome and Red Glare.

CBS News calls his work “gripping page-turners you stay up way too late reading.” The Washington Post says, “Greanias writes captivating roller coasters that penetrate the biggest mysteries of our times.”

His trailblazing imprint Atlantis Ink was first to pioneer eBooks with Amazon in 2002, first to pioneer eAudio with Audible in 2005, and first to pioneer Augmented Reality in 2013, co-publishing Google's first-ever and national award-winning line of transmedia fiction.

A former journalist and on-air correspondent in Washington, D.C. for NBC affiliates, Thomas is a graduate of Northwestern University. Visit his official website at ThomasGreanias.com. 

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