Lords of the World: A story of the fall of Carthage and Corinth

Set in the tumultuous year 146 B.C., the tale follows a young Greek caught in the clash of empires as Rome moves to extinguish its ancient rivals, Carthage and Corinth. Through vivid scenes aboard the Carthaginian ship Melcart and the bustling streets of Corinth, the story captures the desperate hope of a people striving to preserve their heritage while the inexorable tide of Roman power sweeps toward them. The narrator’s keen eye brings to life the fierce debates of senators, the solemn rites of priests, and the raw courage of ordinary citizens who must decide whether to resist or surrender.

Rendered with lively, picture‑book detail, the narrative blends historical fact with personal drama, allowing listeners to hear the clamor of markets, the roar of battle, and the whispered prayers of those on the brink of loss. As alliances shift and loyalties are tested, the young Greek’s journey offers a compelling glimpse into a world on the edge of irrevocable change, inviting listeners to experience the ancient Mediterranean through fresh, human eyes.