And the adventure full of action continues in this historical fantasy novel as Aelia, Marius, and Marcus fight Patricius the necromancer and the conspiracy plot! I like this literary cocktail of Roman gods, dragons, zombies, and human villains and heroes. My only concern about this book is its length. Although I am a fan of long reads (hail, hail Stephen King!), the whole Betrayal of the Arcani series of 700-plus-pages-long books might discourage some readers who would otherwise love to read it. Tightening the next books in the series might be something worth considering, because it wouldn’t devaluate them and ruin their storyline and dynamics, but could attract new fans. We all want more happy readers to enjoy the books we like, right? 😉