The Murder of Aristotle

Not just a historical thriller—it is a journey into the heart of a civilization on the brink of change

In the twilight of an era, Aristotle, the most revered philosopher of Greece and mentor to Alexander the Great, finds himself at the heart of a perilous conspiracy. His close ties to the invincible conqueror have long shielded him from his enemies, but that protection is on the verge of collapse.

As Athens teeters on the edge of turmoil, two unlikely figures— Prometheus, an Athenian with a hidden past, and Penelope, a Spartan woman defying all odds—become entangled in the dangerous plots surrounding Aristotle. Their fates are bound not only to the philosopher’s survival but also to a long-buried
secret that will shake their world as it crumbles around them.

Blending historical adventure, political intrigue, and thrilling suspense, this novel vividly brings ancient Greece to life. It delves into Aristotle’s brilliant contributions to philosophy while exposing the treacherous struggles he faced in his final years. Alongside epic battles and power struggles, deep human emotions and a powerful love story weave through the narrative, culminating in a profoundly satisfying conclusion.