The next generations continues the saga of the Aurelian family during Roman expansion during the latter half of first century Ad. The Flavian Emperors, Vespasian, Titus, and Domitian are the new power brokers in Rome. Deva the former Queen of the Druids and her husband Tiberius become close to the throne as Octavian reaches manhood. Aurelia the darling of the 20th legion will gain a taste for when in Rome. She will witness the hundred day opening of the Coliseum, place a bet in the Circus Maximus and suffer an orgy of delights and derogation as she seeks to discover her true roots in the labyrinth of life’s experiences. Octavian joins the famous governor Agricola in those final six years of Northern conquest while Marcus receives an offer he cannot refuse after Pompeii lies buried under a sea of ash. This sequel is another warts and all story of assimilation, ambition and advantage as the Brittonic brethren learn to manipulate the rules of the new Latin order. No one invented saints in the first century Ad. There is a hint of something shocking when Aurelia bends the rules, though a little suffering is good for the soul the old Gods decreed it. I paint as it was not is. If you enjoy this taste of ancient reality, spread the word.