In a world where the Roman Empire and ancient India collide, a gifted Indian oracle embarks on a perilous journey to Rome to forge an alliance that could alter the course of history amidst political intrigue and personal ambition. Mark Jamilkowski’s "Mask of Romulus" is an ambitious historical fantasy that binds the destinies of two great ancient civilizations: Rome and India. Set primarily between 54 BC and 21 BC, although extends to to the mysterious banishment of Ovid in 9ad, the novel offers a look at a pivotal time in both the Roman Empire, under the ascendant power of Caesar Augustus, and the period following the Mauryan Empire in India. It’s for those who appreciate historical fiction that isn't afraid to blend real-world political intrigue with a sense of cultural and philosophical exchange. The novel is structured around a dual narrative, allowing the reader to experience the turmoil and ambition of both West and East. 

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