Epic Historical Fiction
THE FALL OF ROME Book: IV The Trilogy of ALARIC Volume I
A Gothic king. A Roman princess. An empire at the edge of annihilation.
As Rome collapses through betrayal and war, Alaric leads the Goths across Italy while Galla Placidia is forced from innocence into power—and the greatest lost treasure in history vanishes into legend.
THE FALL OF ROME — Book: IV — The Trilogy of ALARIC — Volume I is the first volume in a planned six-book THE FALL OF ROME series.
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The Roman world is breaking.
The empire calls itself eternal. But behind the palace walls of Ravenna, fear rules. Weak men cling to power. Old promises are broken. Soldiers are betrayed. The hungry are abandoned. And the enemies Rome helped create are gathering at its gates.
Alaric, protector of the Goths and once a commander within the Roman world, wants what Rome has long denied his people: a lawful homeland, honor, recognition, and survival. But every peaceful path is blocked by pride, politics, and betrayal.
A princess forced into power.
Galla Placidia is seventeen years old. Born into the imperial family, she expects a life shaped by dynasty, marriage, and duty. But as Rome fractures, she is pulled into a world of siege, negotiation, mercy, and command.
The weakness of men forces her toward strength. The collapse of Rome forces her toward power. And in the shadow of war, Galla begins the journey from innocence to authority.
The greatest lost treasure in history.
As Rome falls deeper into chaos, wealth, power, and sacred objects are pulled into the storm. Behind the armies and politics lies one of history’s most haunting mysteries: the greatest lost treasure in history.
Where did it go? Who carried it? And why did it vanish into legend?