Whom Gods Destroy

A Novel of Ancient Rome (The Sertorius Scrolls, Book 4)

By: Vincent B. Davis II

Narrated by: Joshua Saxon

"Whom the Gods would Destroy, they first make mad."

Rome - 97 BC. Quintus Sertorius is now serving as a legate in Greece. It's supposed to be a peacetime mission, but quickly Sertorius discovers there is more happening beneath the peaceful veneer of democracy's birthplace. Roman citizens are disappearing. Whispers are spreading that there is a force operating in the shadows bent on Rome's destruction.

Sertorius and his companions are determined to find out who is behind all this, but quickly the enemy is on the offense. Friends disappear. Attacks in the night. Blood in the streets. Sertorius must stop at nothing to snuff out this grand conspiracy before it engulfs the Republic in flames.

©2021 Vincent B. Davis II (P)2021 Vincent B. Davis II

best book in the series so far

this book brought so much emotion to me like so few others have. I love it

Very well Presented Story

Excellent Story of a reluctant Hero. enjoyable and Well Narrated, many times Tears threatened to Break my attention.
Thank you Vincent !

Great Except For One Thing........

The story idea is great. Narrator is pretty good--a little too much in the dramatic pauses at times.

My only complaint about the Sertorius scrolls is the incredible amount of time spent by the author on the angst of the main character.

I understand that the internal reflections of the character are integral to the story BUT when it is so drawn out as to affect the narrative flow it becomes a bit too much.

With that off my chest it won't stop me from listening to the remainder of the scrolls as I'm too engaged now to stop. I'll just have to speed through the over dramatic self reflections.

Drama, treachery, battles….It’s all there!

Book 4 of the series was just as engaging as the previous three books with many new twists and turns that had me not want to stop listening to it. Thoroughly enjoyed it and the time I’ve invested listening to all four books!

MIND BLOWING!

Vincent B Davis knocked this one out of the park. I was hooked from the first paragraph. Joshua Saxon's narration made me feel every emotion as if I were with each character. watching the story unfold. hands down the best story in the series so far. I will be eagerly awaiting the next book.