Imperium
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Narrated by:
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Bill Wallis
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By:
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Robert Harris
About this listen
'Harris's novels about the Roman statesman Cicero, are perfect audiobook material.' 50 best audiobooks, Daily Mail
'Masterful' Sunday Times
'Gripping and accomplished' Guardian
'Truly gifted, razor-sharp' Daily Telegraph
Ancient Rome teems with ambitious and ruthless men. None is more brilliant than Marcus Cicero. A rising young lawyer, backed by a shrewd wife, he decides to gamble everything on one of the most dramatic courtroom battles of all time. Win it, and he could win control of Rome itself. Lose it, and he is finished forever.
Imperium is an epic account of the timeless struggle for power and the sudden disintegration of a society.
'In Harris' hands, the great game becomes a beautiful one' The Times
'A further step forward by this brilliant man who excels in everything he writers' Sunday Telegraph
Critic reviews
Harris [is] a truly gifted, razor-sharp writer... Enormously
entertaining
Superb story, utterly superb narration.
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This felt like a rare Classic, but. I have yet to read Lustrum and Imperator so there may be more goodies to come!
Totally brilliant!
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Outstanding
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Fantastic story wonderfully read
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Robert Harris serves fans of Roman history a delicious treat here with Imperium. The rise of Cicero from the law courts to the Senate and from there to the precipice at the edge of the fall of Rome’s republican government is a story as gripping as any modern day political thriller.
The actor Bill Wallis puts in a truly captivating performance in the narration of this story told from the perspective Cicero’s slave and personal secretary, Marcus Tullius Tiro. Wallis brings back to life the voices of the past in a manner that is both comfortable to the ear and utterly mesmerising in its artistry.
A compelling read, narrated masterfully.
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