Marcus Didius Falco series (Books 6-10_ – Lindsey Davis Free Audiobook

Written by Lindsey Davis
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Unabridged

Last Act in Palmyra (Marcus Didius Falco #6) – It’s AD 72 Rome, and Emperor Vesparian refuses to elevate sometime sleuth Marcus Didius Falco to the middle rank. Yet hope springs eternal, so when Vespasian’s chief spy offers Falco an assignment in the East, he jumps at the chance. But his new assignment soon becomes a nightmare when he finds the corpse of a Roman playwright in a sacred pool. To ferret out the murdere

Time to Depart (Marcus Didius Falco #7) – Balbinus Pius, the most notorious gangster in Emperor Vespasian’s Rome, has been convicted of a capital crime at last. A quirk of Roman law, however, allows citizens condemned to death “time to depart” and find exile outside the empire. Now as every hoodlum in Rome scrambles to take over Balbinus’ operations, private eye Marcus Didius Falco has to deal with an unprecedented wave of crime–and the sneaking suspicion that Balbinus’ exile may not really be so permanent after all.

A Dying Light in Corduba (Marcus Didius Falco #8) – Marcus Didius Falco is ready to make new contacts and start a new career, and a dinner for the Society of Olive Oil Producers of Baetica seems like the perfect opportunity. But when two dinner guests are found beaten–one dead–Falco knows he cannot rest until he solves at least one more mystery.

Three Hands in the Fountain (Marcus Didius Falco #9) –
In vino, veritas. But in the water supply of Rome, horroras Marcus Didius Falco is about to find out. Sharing an ewer of Spanish red with his old friend and new partner Petronius Longus, Falco is on the spot when a man cleaning the local fountain makes a gruesome discovery: a human hand. Small and evidently female, the hand suggests its owner met a terrifying fate.

Two for the Lions (Marcus Didius Falco #10) – The Sam Spade of Ancient Rome (“Publishers Weekly”) sinks his teeth into the investigation of a star gladiator’s murder in the tenth novel in this popular mystery series. “A detail-rich scan of daily life in ancient Rome”.–“Booklist”.