Barely eighteen and innocent of the desires of men, Marc is the sole survivor of a noble British family. When his home village falls to the invading Romans, he is forced to flee - and not just for life. He first finds sanctuary with Karl, the barbarian from far-off Germanica, whose words seem kind, but whose eyes conceal a dark and brooding menace.Is it only Marc's safety that Karl is interested in? Or is it something much more? And then they captured by Gaius, a general from Caesar's all-conquering army. Gaius has special plans foe Marc and Karl, plans which will take all three of them across the seas to Rome, the Imperial City, master of the world, sensual, decadent - and wicked beyond belief.
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Decadent and wicked story of captured men.,
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This review is from: The Slave Trade (Idol Series) (Paperback)
Barely eighteen and innocent of the desires of men, Marc is the sole survivor of a noble British family.When his home falls to the invading Romans he flees and finds sanctuary with Karl, a barbarian from far-off Germanica. But sanctuary has it's price too. Karl kind words hide a dark and brooding menace.
But then both are captured by Gaius, a general from Caesar's army.Gaius has special plans for both Marc and Karl. sensual,decadent, wicked
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Unrealistic and not very exciting,
By danny "danny" (Québec, Canada) - See all my reviews
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If you like characters which have depth and which do not think that it is the good place for that, even of the middle of a battle (war), forget this book. If you like SM, forget it too.
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