Render Unto Caeser by Gillian Bradshaw

Render Unto Caeser by Gillian Bradshaw

Hermogenes, a young Greek, must go to Rome to reclaim monies owed to his family when his father dies at sea. Although he is a Roman citizen, he must struggle against prejudice to uphold his honour, encountering base desire, power struggles and plots along the way.

Bradshaw, Gillian: -

Gillian Bradshaw's father, an American Associated Press newsman, met her mother, a confidential secretary for the British embassy, in Rio de Janeiro. She was born in Washington DC in 1956, the second of four children. They didn't move around quite as much as one might expect after such a beginning: Washington was followed merely by Santiago, Chile, and two locations in Michigan. Gillian attended the University of Michigan, where she earned her BA in English and another in Classical Greek, and won the Hopwood Prize for fiction with her first novel, Hawk of May. She went on to get another degree at Newnham College, Cambridge University, England in Greek and Latin literature, and she sold her first novel while preparing for exams.

She decided to stay in Cambridge another year to write another novel and think about what to do for a Real Job. However, while there, she discovered she could live on her income as a novelist and also met her husband, who was completing his doctorate in physics. Between books and children she never did get a Real Job, and she's been writing novels ever since.

She and her husband now live in Coventry. They have four children and a dog.

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ISBN 13	9780765306531
ISBN 10	0765306530
Title	Render Unto Caeser
Author	Gillian Bradshaw
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Binding Type	Hardback
Publisher	St Martin's Press
Year published	2003-08-23
Number of pages	464
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