The Venetian Heretic
'The Master of Historical Fiction' Sunday Times
(Autor) Cameron Christian Christian CameronIn a city of masks, no one is what they seem . . . Englishman Richard Hughes has survived a stint as a galley slave and is now a free man in Venice, where he enjoys a modest life as a fencing master. He believes he has long-since left behind the ideals that landed him in slavery...until he stumbles across an attempted murder close to home. As he hunts for the red-masked assassin who is picking off the city's Libertini, Richard and his new rescued friend 'Philip' are drawn into a conspiracy that stretches from Venice to the Vatican and beyond... This is the Venice of waterfront palaces, romance, Carnivale and gondolas - but also of sharp swords, lawless criminals and ruthless assassins; based on real events and richly brought to life by the master of historical fiction, Christian Cameron.
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Christian Cameron
Christian Cameron is a bestselling author known for his historical fiction novels, particularly in the genres of ancient history and military fiction. He has penned several series, including the acclaimed "Tyrant" series and the "Long War" series, which have garnered critical acclaim for their meticulously researched details and gripping storytelling. Cameron's works are known for their vivid depictions of ancient battles and political intrigue, as well as his ability to bring historical figures to life on the page. His most famous work is arguably "Killer of Men," the first book in the "Long War" series, which follows the adventures of an Athenian soldier during the Greco-Persian Wars. Christian Cameron's contributions to literature include expanding the scope of historical fiction and bringing lesser-known periods of history to a wider audience.
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