
CAESAR: From Alesia to the Ides of March
By Lennon BanksLength9h
About this audiobook
He conquered Gaul. He defeated Pompey. He transformed Rome. But could the man who mastered the battlefield survive the politics of his own Republic?
In 52 BC, Julius Caesar faces one of the greatest military challenges of his career. At Alesia, his army must hold a besieged enemy within its walls while preparing to withstand a vast relief force approaching from outside. The outcome will depend on more than courage. It will demand ingenuity, discipline, careful planning, and the ability to make decisions when failure could destroy everything.
But how did Caesar become the commander capable of attempting such a feat?
From the divided politics of Rome to the campaigns that carried him across Gaul, Caesar: From Alesia to the Ides of March follows the rise of a man whose ambition, intelligence, and relentless determination would change the course of Roman history.
Audiobook details
GenreHistorical Fiction
Length9 hrs
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateNov 4, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1CAESAR: From Alesia to the Ides of March
2Prologue
3Chapter 1 — A Republic Divided
4Chapter 2 — The Price of Speed
5Chapter 3 — The Army Nearly Lost
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6Chapter 4 — The Bonds That Hold
7Chapter 5 — The Broken Network
8Chapter 6 — The Price of Overreach
9Chapter 7 — The Iron Ring
10Chapter 8 — The War After the War
11Chapter 9 — The Point of No Return
12Chapter 10 — Two Wars at Once
13Chapter 11 — The Hidden Line
14Chapter 12 — The Queen and the Conqueror
15Chapter 13 — The Last Republican Armies
16Chapter 14 — The Man Who Won Too Much
17Chapter 15 — The Ides of March
18Epilogue — The Republic Does Not Return