Review of Two Faces of Janus

[Buk Nerd]

I don’t usually dabble in historical fiction but I do find this book’s premise quite compelling. Fans of historical fiction books involving the ancient Roman Empire would certainly enjoy this book. Great review.

[Beatrice Ochieng]

Thank you for this nice review. Any stories about the Roman empire are fascinating to me. I definitely look forward to reading the short story.

[Ozioma Miriam]

I like historical fiction. Books with good character development are interesting to read. The characters you mentioned in your review interest me too. Thanks for a compelling review.

[Gabriella H]

This sounds like a lovely short story about the intrigues of Roman politics. Lovers of historical fiction and open-ended books should enjoy this one. Thanks for the review!

[Kibet Hillary]

When it comes to history and historical fiction, I only refuse the offer once I am in and have read. I have added the book to my shelf and look forward to seeing how Lucius walks along this narrow path. Thanks for the review.

[Drianie]

I love reading historical fiction, and I specifically enjoy reading anything set during the Roman empire. The plot sounds short and to the point but at the same time packed with intrigue. I am curious to learn how Lullus's actions will affect his son's political aspirations. Congrats on the BOTD selection!

[Linus G]

The title got my attention but then I read the review and realized the the book was just not my type of genre, I'm not much on history and politics.

[Charity E]

A mixed of love, politics and history captured in a single book. I would like to know how Lucius actions and carefree character will play out in the novel. I actually dislike his actions of wanting to erase everything that is linked to his grandfather. Respect for those who have gone before us makes us more reflective there by avoiding their mistakes.

[Mary Rose Cajayon]

I love historical fiction especially Ancient Rome featuring the reign of Augustus Cesar. I am fascinated of the political landscape and I would love to know what destiny await Lulu, Lulius ang Julia. Congrats BOTD!

[D Adebayo]

The book shows an apt description of life in ancient rome. The politics, lies and manipulation made for an interesting read. It shows the parallel of slavery both as an actual slave and one who is slave to desires or ambition. I would totally recommend.

[Dzejn_Crvena]

I'm not interested in politics, but the history related to Janus piqued my interest. The book has themes which are necessary in political drama. I wonder if the open-ended finale is satisfying enough or may hint for a possible sequel. Congratulations on the BOTD.

[Shrabastee Chakraborty]

I love historical fictions set in ancient times. This book seems to be right up my alley. Definitely reading this. Thanks for the awesome review!

[Susan Kihleng]

This looks interesting. I've never really been interested in ancient Rome but I think I'll give this book a try. It sounds like a fascinating story. Great review!

[jaliper]

I thought this book is non-fiction! Haha, I'd love to read this. So glad it's free today. I'd been reading a lot about Greek and Roman myth and would consider this as my next read. Thanks a lot!

[Analiza Manching]

Love and politics sound like an interesting story. Will they follow their hearts or their desire in politics? I wonder how their story ends. Congrats on BOTD!