Historical Fiction
History isn't dead. It's where we meet ourselves.
I write historical fiction because Ancient Rome was one of humanity's greatest experiments in power. Its streets were filled with ambition, courage, betrayal, love, sacrifice, and impossible choices—the same forces that shape our lives today.
My novels bring that world to life through the eyes of the people history often overlooks: women, slaves, and those who survived not through strength alone, but through intelligence, resilience, and wit. I aim to recreate Rome as it truly was—vivid, dangerous, and deeply human—while telling stories that ask timeless questions.
Because the more we understand the past, the more clearly we see ourselves.
Want a taste of my historical fiction?
Read the origin story of Karteria, an educated Greek girl who is sold as slave to serve Servilia, one of Rome's great political influencers: Caesar's lover and mother of Brutus. Yes, THE Brutus who led the conspiracy that killed Caesar. Complicated family!
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