Roma soy yo

Rome, year 77 BC. The cruel Senator Dolabela is going to be tried for corruption, but he has hired the best lawyers, he has bought the jury and, in addition, he is known for using violence against all those who confront him. Nobody dares to be the prosecutor, until suddenly, against all odds, a young patrician of only twenty-three years agrees to lead the prosecution, defend the people of Rome and challenge the power of the elites. The unknown lawyer's name is Gaius Julius Caesar. Masterfully combining an exhaustive historical rigor and an extraordinary narrative capacity, Santiago Posteguillo manages to immerse the reader in the heat of the battles, make him walk through the most dangerous streets while the senators' henchmen lurk around any corner, live the great love story Julius Caesar with Cornelia, his first wife, and ultimately understand how the origins of man were after the myth.