[A Sacred Kingdom: Bishops and the Rise of Frankish Kingship by Michael Edward Moore]

Superb review written with an in-depth knowledge of the times and subject matter.  Thank you for taking the time and making the effort to tell us about this wonderful book.

[In the Name of Lykourgos by Miltiadis Michalopoulos]

The reviewers enthusiasm and able description is what I look for in a book review.  Great job.  

[Failure of Empire by Noel Emmanuel Lenski]

Excellent review.  A must have book.  New concepts, old ones overturned.  Maybe a better picture of the battle near Adrianople and the role of cavalry.

[Interview with Francesco Galassi (Julius Caesars Disease)]

That was truly one of the most fascinating interviews I've read.  This was an entirely new research area for me and drove me to look up several terms used in the interview that were unfamiliar.  The individual conducting the interview and the book's two authors did an outstanding job.

[AD69 : The Year of four Emperors by Gwyn Morgan]

Sometimes, as we all know, we have to suffer through a not "edge of my seat" read, but this book sounds like it may shed some light on a very tumultuous period in Roman history.  Having read the historical fiction novel Galba's Men by L.J. Trafford and thus received an introduction to the year of the Four Emperors, it would be interesting to compare the two books.

My compliments to the reviewer for an honest and detailed review. 

[Roman Empire And The Silk Road by Raoul McLoughlin]

I thought the review was exceptionally well written and leaves no doubt as to the content and scholarship of the book.  I hope it has maps and illustrations to help the reader with the geography of the vast area covered by the book.  Am puzzled as to why he is not funded by a University.

[Divination and Human Nature by Peter T. Struck]

I am equally impressed with the review as with the book itself.  Dr. Mates write that the book is "an extraordinary erudite book."  I would add that the review falls in the same category.  Congratulations for  a job well done!

[Release Your Inner Roman by Jerry Toner]

The book sounds absolutely fascinating and the reviewer did an outstanding job!