In the greatest, foulest city in the world, love, mayhem and betrayal find the slave, Alexandros. Given as a gift to the richest man
 in Rome, he soon discovers that intrigue and murder stalk the house of his master. Yet, if he solves the crime, the worst punishment
 may prove to be his own.
Alexandros is astute, well-educated and brimming with caustic wit, but he can’t seem to remember the golden rule of slavery: keep your
 head down and your mouth shut. No wonder more than one person in the house of Marcus Crassus wants to see this former Greek philosophy student dead.
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Through accident and intervention, Alexandros manages to survive, but is he willing to take the proffered hand of the one ally he wants 
desperately to despise – his owner? Every boon and advancement accepted from Crassus is an acknowledgment that his former life is gone.
 Yet how can he resist? Crassus is a good man, for a Roman.
At last, Alexandros realizes that accepting his condition is the only way to recoup the little freedom left him. He willingly opens his
 eyes to his new life … and immediately falls in love with Livia, a fellow servant he’s never allowed himself to see. But romance for a
 slave is a fragile thing, especially when tragedy befalls the Crassus household in the guise of Gaius Julius Caesar and his insatiable ambition.
Alexandros has won the ear of Crassus, but can a slave keep a master of Rome from making a choice which will topple the foundations of an empire?
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