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We Walk Alone (Through Lesbos’ Lonely Groves)

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The Three Legions

Treachery and debauchery betrayed a mighty Roman army

Betrayed by treachery! Oh, the irony!

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Rogue Roman

The Savage Novel Of A Slave Whose Passions Fed The Fires Of Rome, And Overturned An Empire

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The Pagan Empress

The lusty and sensuous saga of the woman who led an empire into an era of dark depravity — Messalina!!

From the back:

HAIL MESSALINA—daughter of the devil goddess of all delight empress of all Rome
SHE made jesters out of generals, slaves out of senators, princesses out of prostitutes, love toys out of mighty gladiators—
SHE entered the arena and challenged fierce warriors to mortal combat before thousands of blood-lusting and thrill-hungry subjects—originated the dance of desire that triggered the dusk-till-dawn parties that history still labels Roman orgies—masqueraded as a street-walker and taunted her competitors to night-long contests of proficiency and endurance—
lured her enemies to her bedchamber for a night of rapture and delight before ordering their throats slashed as they lay exhausted and depleted—
She was Messalina—and none dared deny nor disobey her!

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Salome: Princess Of Galilee

A powerful story of passion and vengeance in the days of the birth of a new faith

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Ben-Hur

One Man Against The Might Of Rome

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Ancestral Voices

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That Egyptian Woman

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The Golden Slave

A thundering novel of conquest and vengeance in the barbaric days of the First Century B.C.

This entire book can be downloaded here

From the back:

100 B.C.

The Cimbrian hordes galloped across the dawn of history and clashed in screaming battle against the mighty Roman legions.

Led by their chief, Boierik, and his son, Eodan, the hungry and homeless pagan tribes hurled back the Romans time after time in their desperate search for land. But for all the burning towns, the new· caught women weeping, the wine drunk, the gold lifted, the Cimbri did not find a home.

And now it was over. At Vercellae the Roman armies shattered them completely. Only a few survived-and for them death would have been more merciful.

Eodan, the proud young chieftain, had been caught and sold into slavery, his infant son murdered and his beautiful wife, Hwicca, taken as a concubine. But whips and slave chains could not break the spirit of this fiery pagan giant who fought, seduced and connived his way to a perilous freedom to rescue the woman he loved.

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