Nero

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From a New York Times bestselling author comes the first novel in a new trilogy featuring Empress Agrippina and her young son, Nero, as they navigate a treacherous political landscape filled with ambitious rivals. The tale opens with Roman Emperor Tiberius eliminating a trusted friend turned traitor, erasing him and his family from existence. Amidst this ruthless backdrop, Agrippina, granddaughter of Emperor Augustus, gives birth to Nero, whose imperial lineage becomes a dangerous liability rather than a safeguard. As Tiberius grows increasingly paranoid, Agrippina recognizes the impending succession of her exiled brother, Caligula, bringing her closer to the heart of the empire and its inherent dangers. Each day, she confronts soldiers, senators, and cunning pretenders, where a single misstep could lead to exile, imprisonment, or even death—and the potential loss of her infant son. Agrippina understands that opportunity often arises from darkness. Her son is her everything, and she is determined to mold him into a powerful figure who commands respect. Yet, to achieve this vision, both Agrippina and Nero must first survive the perilous world around them.