It doesn’t appear as if much has been done before our arrival, Felix murmured for Caelius’s ears alone. I want no problems later that we could have anticipated now. Caelius turned to his personal scribe and lowered his voice. Many powerful Romans did, however, and if he wanted to further his political career, what better way than to become a patron of their favorite pastime?įelix. What remained to be seen was how much work it would take to make it and the fighters ready for a grand show. Of course, the ludus was far from the glorious ones he had seen at other estates. Caelius hadn’t wanted a new villa, especially one that needed so much work, but it did have a ludus and he took that as a sign from the gods. With his death came a whole new host of decisions. Privately, Caelius was of the opinion that Craxus had choked on his own bile. It had been a month since his uncle had died without warning. Is he willing to risk it all to tame his gladiator’s heart? Even when Caelius learns of Gaidres’s plans for revenge, he knows he can’t live without his perfect lover. The sex is explosive as they break society’s taboos and, to Gaidres’s dismay, they form a tenuous relationship. Gaidres is shocked to learn that in the confines of his quarters, Caelius doesn’t want to dominate his slave, but to be taken by him. For his plan to succeed, he must make a show of respect and obedience-even when called on to service his master’s desires. Gaidres has a plan: kill Caelius and end the lineage of the Roman family that enslaved him. one whose eyes gleam with hate, pride and desire.įorced into slavery by Roman greed, Gaidres can barely conceal his contempt toward his new Dominus. When Roman politician Caelius inherits a stable of gladiators, there is one who captures his attention above the others . . . A Roman nobleman is dominated by and falls for his slave in this gay erotic enemies to lovers romance set in ancient Rome.
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