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Title: The Accusers
Author: Lindsey Davis
Rating: 3.5 stars out of 5
Publisher: Mysterious Press
Copyright: 2003
ISBN: 0446693294
Pages: 369
Keywords: historical mystery
Reading period: 5-11 July, 2007

The Accusers is one of the more recent titles in Lindsey Davis's long-running series about Marcus Didius Falco, an informer (private detective) in ancient Rome. Davis's prose is slyly witty with an occasional leavening of snark.

Falco and Associates look into the death of a senator who committed suicide after being convicted of corruption. Was it really suicide? A complicated courtroom drama ensues.

On a par with other books in the series. Entertaining, amusing, and plenty of plot twists.

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