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The Shards of Heaven

Title
The Shards of Heaven / Michael Livingston.
Author
Livingston, Michael, 1975-
Publication
New York : Tor, 2015.
Supplementary Content
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Description
414 pages : illustrations; 22 cm.
Summary
"Julius Caesar is dead, assassinated on the senate floor, and the glory that is Rome has been torn in two. Octavian, Caesar's ambitious great-nephew and adopted son, vies with Marc Antony and Cleopatra for control of Caesar's legacy. As civil war rages from Rome to Alexandria, and vast armies and navies battle for supremacy, a secret conflict may shape the course of history. Juba, Numidian prince and adopted brother of Octavian, has embarked on a ruthless quest for the Shards of Heaven, lost treasures said to possess the very power of the gods--or the one God. Driven by vengeance, Juba has already attained the fabled Trident of Poseidon, which may also be the staff once wielded by Moses. Now he will stop at nothing to obtain the other Shards, even if it means burning the entire world to the ground. Caught up in these cataclysmic events, and the hunt for the Shards, are a pair of exiled Roman legionnaires, a Greek librarian of uncertain loyalties, assassins, spies, slaves . . . and the ten-year-old daughter of Cleopatra herself. The Shards of Heaven reveals the hidden magic behind the history we know, and commences a war greater than any mere mortal battle"--
Subjects
Genre/Form
  • Alternative histories (Fiction).
  • Fantasy fiction.
Note
  • "A Tom Doherty Associates book."
Call Number
JFD 16-665
ISBN
  • 9780765380319
  • 0765380315
LCCN
2015023071
OCLC
2015023071
Author
Livingston, Michael, 1975-
Title
The Shards of Heaven / Michael Livingston.
Publisher
New York : Tor, 2015.
Edition
First edition.
Type of Content
text
Type of Medium
unmediated
Type of Carrier
volume
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JFD 16-665
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