Titus and Tiber find themselves
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Rome has been built by warriors, gods, kings, and sacrifice
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Now, its future belongs to those who must learn how to carry what others created.As the next generation steps forward, Titus and Tiber find themselves caught between the weight of legacy and the men they are still becoming. In a city shaped by Aeneas, Sarpedon, Mars, Justice, Liberty, and the gods who chose Rome as their second chance, leadership is no longer measured only by strength on the battlefield. It is measured in judgment, loyalty, responsibility, and the courage to stand firm when the future of an entire people rests on a decision.Titus rises within Rome as Head of the Senate and First Legate, becoming a vital link between its rulers, its soldiers, and its people. But authority brings burdens that no sword can solve. Tiber must also discover where he belongs in the growing world around him, confronting the expectations placed upon him while searching for a purpose that is truly his own.Around them, Rome continues to evolve. New leaders emerge, old warriors become mentors, relationships deepen, and the children of a legendary generation begin creating legacies of their own. Yet as Rome grows stronger, so too do the pressures within its walls. Ambition, politics, duty, family, and loyalty begin to collide, forcing its people to decide what kind of civilization they are truly building.The gods may have helped create Rome, but they cannot determine everything it will become.Blending Roman mythology, political intrigue, military tradition, family, friendship, and the struggle to find one's place in a changing world, Titus & Tiber Find Themselves expands the City of Oaths saga beyond the founding of Rome and into the lives of those destined to inherit it.The age of building Rome is giving way to something harder:Learning how to lead it. Love doesn't force or control it's chosen freely