A Prisoner of Privilege (A Libertus Mystery of Roman Britain, 18)
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A Prisoner of Privilege (A Libertus Mystery of Roman Britain, 18)

by Rosemary Rowe

Mystery Historical Fiction
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Set in Roman Britain, A Prisoner of Privilege follows freedman Libertus as he delves into a mystery entangled with the privileges of the elite. Amidst the empire's rigid social order, secrets unravel, testing loyalties and revealing hidden truths. Rosemary Rowe crafts a compelling tale of intrigue and historical depth in this latest Libertus adventure.

About This Book

A Prisoner of Privilege is the eighteenth installment in Rosemary Rowe's acclaimed Libertus Mystery series, set against the backdrop of Roman Britain.

The story follows Libertus, a freedman mosaic-maker, as he navigates the complexities of life under Roman rule, where social hierarchies and personal freedoms collide.

Rowe's narrative blends historical detail with suspenseful plotting, offering readers a vivid glimpse into the customs and challenges of the era.

This entry continues the series' tradition of exploring themes of justice and identity in a world shaped by conquest and tradition.

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