First of all: I'm a lazy italian with poor English. Sorry for the bad speech.

To your fiction. YES! YES! I've just finished Harris' books, and your fiction fits so beautifully with "Conspirata" (or "Lustrum", if you're british) that... now I don't really need the third book; for now :P. I'm so happy, because someone seems to love Trentia the way she deserves.
The charcters are all IC in their manners (especially Quintus and Terentia)... Well, my poor speech can't explain all my excitement for your fiction. If you are in the mood of writing something else about Cicero's family (I'm so nerd for them!), I'll be happy to read and review.
Compliments :) !

Hi!

Ow! Its a shame that there is no "Next Chapter" option :( I have to congratulate you, I truly like the way you describe things but, the thing I like the most, is that you made an effort to write with historical accuracy. I like that a lot, you look for every tiny detail.

Zophiel

Hello again,

Despite the fact that it is a slow chapter I enjoyed it Specially because Caesar appears ;) I must confessed that I am as surprised as Caesar, its impossible to imagine Cicero away from Rome.

Zophiel

Hiiiii!

Ow! I like a lot the conversation of Cicero/Pompey/Cato, they truly sound just like them It was fun.

I don't mind the historical changes, in fact, I think is even more entertaining to read something different because we all know what happened.

Zophiel

Hello,

Usually I don't read about Cicero because the man bores me, but I was curious when I read your summary. I like your idea of what would have happened if Cicero never retuned.

Ow! You got me when I read you are influenced by Saylor, I LOVE his Cicero, is really funny.

Zophiel

YES!

You're still continuing (it's not spelled like that, is it?)with the story.

Okay I don't want to freak you out but I think I might love you.

The next chapter is coming soon right?

I am glad you updated. Haha just remembered this because today we were arguing Roman women and we read on Cicero, shame on you Cicero there, nice chapter

Yey! Another chapter, I was afraid that you wouldn't continue. You will continue, right?

Great story!

Continue?

Wow, talk about being ballsy. As much as he despised Cesar and Mark Anthony (ever so idiot) and their destruction of his ideal, it certainly took some courage to step away from all that. Now I wonder what Cesar's reaction will be. Oh, and the comparison between Cicero and Jupiter was brilliantly put, just so you know :D

See this would have been a better fate for him