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Quintus Sertorius returns to Rome after campaigning against the Cimbri and finds the Republic threatened from within by corruption, faction and political violence. Bodies appearing in the Tiber point to a deeper struggle inside the city, while Sertorius tries to preserve both public order and the fragile peace of his own household. The novel shifts the Sertorius Scrolls from battlefield danger to a political thriller in the Senate, streets and private houses of late Republican Rome.
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