Download Tyrant by Conn Iggulden PDF
Part of series: The Nero Trilogy Part 2
Key ideas from the book
- Agrippina uses her marriage to Claudius to shape her son Lucius’s future.
- Lucius’s adoption brings him into the imperial family under the name Nero Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus.
- The novel depicts power as a contest involving court rivals and shifting alliances.
- The story explores ambition, betrayal and cruelty in the setting of ancient Rome.
- Readers encounter a fictionalized account of Nero’s rise within the imperial household.
About Tyrant by Conn Iggulden
Set in ancient Rome in 50 AD, Tyrant follows the political moves that place Lucius within the imperial family. Agrippina marries Emperor Claudius and secures her son’s adoption; Lucius becomes Nero Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus.
The second novel in a trilogy, the story centers on the struggle for power around Nero’s rise. Iggulden’s historical fiction brings together court rivalries, alliances, betrayals, ambition and cruelty. It may suit readers interested in Roman history and fictional accounts of the imperial court.
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