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|author=Ian Ross
|title=The Mask of Command (Twilight of Empire)
|rating=5
|genre=Historical Fiction
|summary= Warning: spoilers ahead for previous books in the series.
305AD: Castus Aurelius, following the death of his predecessor, has been promoted to commander (or vir perfecctissiums) of the Roman forces at the Rhine. He's also been ordered to take Crispus, Constantine's son and heir, for the character-building experience. That complicates matters as when Castus isn't trying to keep Crispus alive, he's finding it difficult to increase his own chance of survival, especially considering how the last Rhine commander met his end.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1784975257</amazonuk>
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{{newreview
|author=Warner Brothers
|summary= When Sally wakes up in a taxi in the middle of the night, miles from home, dazed, confused and dressed only in her nightie, she is terrified. And so are her friends and family. After the emergency services conclude she's not an immediate danger to herself (despite being found stumbling precariously close to a cliff edge) she's shipped off home where her husband, parents and mother in law rally round to help her care for herself and their two young children. Sally has a battle on her hands, though, as everyone is walking on eggshells, determined not to upset her and yet also unable or unwilling to believe her version of events that night.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1782396276</amazonuk>
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