Ming Wei's Reviews > The Caspian Gates

The one think that you notice within the first couple of chapter, is how rich in detail the story line is, allot of effort as been spent to produce this book. Every thing that you would want from a book from this period, lots of action and drama embedded throughout the story, the story line maintains a good pace throughout the book, at a pace that enables the reader to absorb the story without losing their way or feeling over saturated, The story takes place in a time were the Roman Empire is becoming more and more vulnerable towards them that oppose their rule. The story focuses upon the city of Ephesus , which is under threat from barbaric Goth tribes, and is in desperate need of a hero to help defend the city. Does the City survive? Read the book to find out the answer, I will not spoil the story. The chapters throughout the book are numbered using Roman Numerics which adds a bit of class to the book. The story is 366 pages long, which makes it a good read, and not a book to read in a day.
I really enjoyed it, the book cover was nice and attractive and the reason I bought the book. Well worth reading for people interesting the Roman Empire. No editorial errors that I discovered. Very good book