The spouses Jim and Millie seem to have it all: success, fame, money, recognition. Dr. Jim Hunter is a renowned biochemist and the author of a best-selling b...

"Caesar's Women" is the fourth novel in Colleen McCullough's famous "Lords of Rome" series and the continuation of the story of Julius Caesar's brilliant ris...

The Battle of Rome is the second in Colleen McCullough's Lords of Rome series, first published in 1991 (under the title The Grass Crown).The final decades of...

The Roman Republic is in danger. The Pontic kingdom threatens Rome from the east. Civil war is tearing apart Italy itself. Troubles have gripped the state, t...

The first four novels from the world-famous nonology about the Ancient World by the famous Australian writer Colleen McCullough, “The First Man in Rome.”  Th...

"By the will of fate." There were two of them. Two great Romans. Two outstanding military leaders. Caesar and Pompey the Great, who expanded the borders of t...

"Caesar, or By the Will of Fate" is the fifth novel in Colleen McCullough's famous "Lords of Rome" series and continues the story of the brilliant rise to po...

End of the second century BC. The last decades of the Roman Republic. Gaius Marius is a talented commander, he wins one battle after another, but faces the e...

1969 In the town of Holloman, someone is kidnapping, brutally torturing and dooming beautiful young men to death. There is clearly a serial killer at work he...

1968. Residents of a small university town are terrified. A sadistic rapist nicknamed Dodo takes to the streets again and again to mock his next victim. Each...

In this gripping follow-up to Too Many Murders, Colleen McCullough once again pits Captain Carmine Delmonico against a dangerous villain.

A New McCullough ClassicIn the tradition of her epic bestseller, The Thorn Birds, Colleen McCullough offers up a saga of love found, love lost, and agony ...