I kind of enjoyed it, but sometimes it made me angry. At the end he lays the blame firmly on Roxanne as he seems to think she's the only one with enough knowledge of the effect of strychnine poisoning. It also seems logical that Alexander and Hephaestion died of the same poison, but I can't agree that it was by her hand. She was almost full term in her pregnancy, it just isn't logical that she would kill them both blandly thinking her child would be crowned king. Furthermore, at that time she wouldn't have known for sure whether she'd have a boy. That they were murdered is certain, but we'll never know by whom. ( )