It’s Rome, 44 BC, and the Ides of March are approaching. Julius Caesar has been appointed dictator for life by the Roman Senate. With a military campaign against the Parthian Empire on the horizon, he has pardoned his enemies and rewarded his allies. Gordianus the Finder, a seasoned investigator of crimes among the powerful, has finally decided to retire to the Equestrian rank. However, on the morning of March 10th, Gordianus receives unexpected summons from Cicero and Caesar himself. Both request his help in uncovering any conspiracies aimed at Caesar’s life. Notably, Caesar plans to honor Gordianus’s adopted son, Meto, by appointing Gordianus as a Senator during the session on March 15th.

As the Ides of March draw near, Gordianus must dust off his investigative skills to uncover any threats against Caesar. This captivating audiobook not only weaves a tale of political intrigue but also immerses listeners in the rich history of ancient Rome. Experience the unfolding drama through the skilled narration that brings the characters and the tension of this pivotal moment in history to life.