The House on Constantinople by Howard Wetsman Genre: Science Fiction / Time Travel ISBN: 9798990624719 Print Length: 314 pages Reviewed by Joelene Pynnonen When Joe Schwartz, a Late Roman and Byzantine professor at Tulane Uni… Read on blog or Reader Independent Book Review Read on blog or Reader Book Review: The House on Constantinople By IndieBookView on July 23, 2024 The House on Constantinople by Howard Wetsman Genre: Science Fiction / Time Travel ISBN: 9798990624719 Print Length: 314 pages Reviewed by Joelene Pynnonen When Joe Schwartz, a Late Roman and Byzantine professor at Tulane University, is approached by a young man after one of his lectures, he's not prepared for how drastically his worldview will change.  It turns out—this man, Jules, is actually Flavius Claudius Julianus, the eventual emperor of Rome. The Jules that Joe meets is a much younger man, nowhere near the age where he will take the crown and the realm. And he needs help. History is a fickle thing. Jules doesn't want to leave his people or his world's well-being to chance. So, with the help of Frank, a retired schoolteacher, he sets out to recruit Joe and a brilliant medical doctor, Lexi, to help him create a better world. And to maybe save himself in the process. Continue reading Comment

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