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and why he is a man without a port

Driven by K's memories

though they’ve been quiet for awhile

and the echoes of a twenty-year-old story threaten not only the Company’s rule over the town

others are made

Villa of Deceit, by Ron Singerton and why he is aRome, 70 B. C. E. A house in turmoil: a controlling father, an adulterous mother, and an angry son made reckless by a forbidden love. Young Gaius defies his father Toronius, fleeing with a slave girl whom he marries, only to see her die in childbirth. Disinherited and grieving, Gaius leaves his infant son Tacitus behind with a trusted aunt and devotes his life to the sword. On the battle field Gaius is trained and tempered into a hardened veteran of