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No Tomorrow: A Caesar. An Augusta. A Love With No Tomorrow / A Roman Historical Novel - Softcover

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Synopsis

He was Caesar-the Junior King, second only to King Constantine.

She was Augusta-his father's wife.

In A.D. 326, both were sentenced to death.

History records the deaths of Crispus and Fausta.

What happened before them remains one of the darkest mysteries of Constantine's imperial family.

Crispus had everything before him: victories on land and sea, the loyalty of his soldiers, a wife and children, and a future at the summit of the Roman Empire.

Fausta already stood beside the most powerful man in the Roman world.

Neither needed what the other could offer.

And yet they lived behind the same palace walls.

A look should have meant nothing. A touch should have ended there. But familiarity became attraction, attraction became desire, and desire became a secret that neither could leave behind.

Around them, Constantine continued to build an empire. Armies marched. A new imperial capital rose in the East. Families gathered around ordinary tables. Husbands and wives lived beside one another, sometimes without seeing how far apart they had quietly grown.

Behind closed doors, Crispus and Fausta wanted only one thing:

Today.

They knew tomorrow would come.

They simply stopped wanting to think about it.

NO TOMORROW is a Roman historical novel of family, marriage, forbidden desire, power, and consequence-an imaginative reconstruction of the human story that might have existed inside one of the most haunting mysteries of Constantine's reign.

History tells us how it ended.

This novel asks why.

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About the Author

ZION TANGEL is a former physician and neurologist whose fiction explores human behavior, personal struggle, and the choices that shape individual lives. Drawing on years of clinical experience, he writes about people confronting love, ambition, loss, responsibility, and the search for meaning. His work includes historical novels, suspense, and imaginative fiction, bringing an attention to individual experience into settings shaped by family, society, and historical change. Across these genres, he is interested in the tension between what people desire, what they believe, and what their actions ultimately reveal. His stories connect intimate human experiences with broader questions about human life.

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