Vincent B. Davis II Books in Order

After his father’s death, Quintus Sertorius leaves the family farm for Rome to protect his village’s future. Political corruption and military service force him to weigh personal integrity against the compromises needed to keep his people from starving.

Gaius Marius recounts his rise from an obscure provincial family to command in the Roman Republic. Writing to his protégé Sertorius, he revisits the early experiences of warfare, love, and killing that shaped his hunger for power.

Returning from war, Gaius Marius discovers a Rome troubled by poverty and political division. As Tiberius Gracchus pushes reform against fierce opposition, Marius must navigate conflicting loyalties while the Republic edges toward violence in its own streets.

Seeking to spare his children a life of Mafia violence, Alonzo Consentino leaves Sicily for America. But moving from one powerful criminal world to another brings fresh threats, testing his attempt to secure a peaceful future for the family.

Haunted by Rome’s catastrophic defeat, Sertorius undertakes a covert mission among the enemy tribes. Disguised as a Gaul, he must gather intelligence without exposing himself, while longing to return to the family and comrades still depending on him.

Sertorius returns from years of fighting to a family and Republic changed by his absence. As Marius pursues greater power, corruption and political violence threaten the peace he hopes to preserve both at home and across Rome.

Serving in Greece on what should be a peaceful assignment, Sertorius discovers Roman citizens disappearing. Rumors of a hidden movement against the Republic force him to investigate a rebellion before it can spread beyond his command.

During New York’s gang wars in 1930, three Consentino brothers continue searching for their father’s killer. Their pursuit of revenge draws them deeper into violent rivalries and threatens the people and relationships they hoped to protect.

Sertorius returns from years of war hoping to repair his family life, only to face an uprising by Rome’s Italian allies. His son serves under a political rival, while sabotage and divided loyalties threaten the army he must rebuild.

Having returned to farming and his pregnant wife, Sertorius is drawn back into conflict as rival Roman leaders pursue power. With civil war approaching, he must choose how to protect his family while resisting the Republic’s destruction.

Civil war divides fathers and sons as Sertorius fights to free Rome from tyranny. His son’s loyalty to an opposing commander and another soldier’s painful choices expose the sacrifices demanded by competing duties to family and country.