"The Myth of Jupiter" is a book by the famous English writer Lindsay Davies, which is part of a series of detective novels about the Roman informer Marcus Tullius Cicero. In this book, Cicero is faced with a difficult case related to the ancient Roman myth of the god Jupiter. His investigation takes him to the very heart of intrigue and conspiracy in Roman society, where every mysterious crime may hide a dangerous truth. With skill, Davis reveals deep psychological portraits of the characters and masterfully intertwines history, culture and detective plot, captivating the reader from the first pages. "The Myth of Jupiter" is a book that fascinates with its mystery and dynamics of events, leaving no fan of the detective genre indifferent.