The Roman Mysteries: The Slave-girl from Jerusalem: Book 13
Caroline Lawrence
This exciting adventure gives fascinating insight into the workings of the Roman legal system in a page-turning court room drama. As always, Caroline Lawrence springs new surprises for all the characters and provides motives, means and opportunity for one determined felon. And, as ever, it’s up to the four young detectives to crack the case . . .
Reviews
thrilling book trio with murder,thrill,sadness and have a very good meaning of the book spend every time with family precious.
Senor Crocodile Spinner 12.07.2023
Exciting book
Fairy Agnetha Pipistrel 26.08.2022
this book is so good you have to read it. my favourite character is so lupus because his name means wolf in latin.
Baron Zizou Custard 20.07.2022
I thought this book was good because it is set in Ancient Roman times and I like the Romans. I liked Lupus because he always does the spying and he always finds the mystery out. I would recommend this book to children who like Ancient Rome.
Marshal Gargoyle Bumblebee 26.07.2021
Really good read
Anonymous 31.08.2020
When Miriam's best friend is accused of not being set free by her now-dead master, Miriam asks Flavia, Nubia, Lupus and Jonathan to help. But then, murders are made and they soon find out it all has something to do with the dead-master's will. It's a fun, mysterious book in the series and I strongly recommend it.
Marshal Cupcake Starlight 25.08.2020
This was a really interesting book. There is a triple murder. Hephzibah is accused as the murderer. Is she really the murderer.
Anonymous 03.03.2017
