The Lion and The Scorpion - Mudd, Mary
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Twice married and twice divorced: could the Roman emperor Tiberius have had a third liaison about which no information exists? Certain nuances in extant historical evidence lend credence to this possibility. Presented as an autobiography of Tiberius' fictitious third wife, The Lion and the Scorpion offers a rousing and often saucy tale of self-discovery and fulfillment; of life-threatening dangers; of bereavement and forgiveness; of marital romance and commitment; of familial conflicts, woes and tragedies, mitigated and overruled by affection and loyalty. Written by a Ph.D. specialist of the…mehr

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Twice married and twice divorced: could the Roman emperor Tiberius have had a third liaison about which no information exists? Certain nuances in extant historical evidence lend credence to this possibility. Presented as an autobiography of Tiberius' fictitious third wife, The Lion and the Scorpion offers a rousing and often saucy tale of self-discovery and fulfillment; of life-threatening dangers; of bereavement and forgiveness; of marital romance and commitment; of familial conflicts, woes and tragedies, mitigated and overruled by affection and loyalty. Written by a Ph.D. specialist of the historical period, it alters neither the genuine historical record nor modern scholars' assessment of the actual persons represented. Let this literary adventure transport you to the dawning of the Roman Empire, and into the milieu of the First Family of that regime.
Autorenporträt
Mary Mudd's vocation is medical staff services. She holds the designations Certified Provider Credentialing Specialist and Certified Professional in Medical Services Management from the National Association Medical Staff Services, and is employed by a hospital in the office of Medical Staff Affairs. Mudd's avocation, however, is the research and writing of Roman and Byzantine history, in which she holds a doctorate from Rutgers University. Mudd also enjoys the theater, classic rock music, swimming, cats, feeding wild birds, and playtimes with her grandson James.