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Cleopatra: The Unforgettable Queen - Deluxe Editions
Paperback
General FictionHistorical Fiction
ISBN13: 9781997934325
Publisher: Editions Wyersbrook Publishing
Published: Sep 4 2026
Pages: 566
Weight: 1.43
Height: 1.15 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
She inherited a kingdom drowning in debt, surrounded by enemies and already trapped beneath Rome's shadow.
At eighteen, Cleopatra VII became Queen of Egypt beside a child brother whose advisers wanted her silenced. Driven from her throne, she refused to disappear. She raised an army, returned to fight and placed herself before Julius Caesar-not as a helpless woman seeking rescue, but as a queen demanding her crown.
Caesar restored her throne. Mark Antony helped rebuild her power. Yet neither man defined her.
Cleopatra was a mother, scholar, diplomat and strategist who spoke to Egypt in its own language and fought to preserve her children's future. Through famine, betrayal, war and Rome's growing hunger for conquest, she held her kingdom together for more than twenty years.
But when Octavian turned Rome against her, Cleopatra faced the final choice of her reign: surrender her country, her children and herself-or deny Rome the triumph it demanded.
History called her a seductress.
This is the story of the queen beneath the legend.
Cleopatra VII Philopator.
The Unforgettable Queen.
Amazon Selling BlurbRome wanted her kingdom.
History wanted her reduced to a beautiful seductress.
Cleopatra intended to surrender to neither.
Born into a murderous dynasty, Cleopatra VII inherited Egypt at eighteen beside her ten-year-old brother. Powerful men believed they could govern through the boy and remove her when she became inconvenient.
They were wrong.
After being driven from Alexandria, Cleopatra raised her own army and returned for her crown. Her struggle placed her before Julius Caesar, carried her into the dangerous heart of Rome and later brought Mark Antony into her life.
Their famous relationships were filled with desire-but also war, money, grain, ships and political survival.
Behind the legend stood a highly educated ruler who spoke several languages, governed through famine and disease, protected her children and fought to keep Egypt independent while Rome swallowed the Mediterranean world.
From Pompey's murder and Caesar's assassination to the splendour of Tarsus, the disaster at Actium and Cleopatra's final refusal to become Octavian's captive, Cleopatra: The Unforgettable Queen transforms verified history and responsible fictional reconstruction into a powerful, emotional historical novel.
She was not merely Caesar's mistress.
She was not merely Antony's lover.
She was Queen of Egypt.
Pharaoh.
Mother.
Strategist.
Survivor.
Discover the woman Rome defeated-but could never erase.
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