The Iron Hand

by Mark James

The slave's screams echoed through the Hall of Pleasure, bouncing off the walls like the maddened cries of angry furies. From his hiding place Metri watched the powerful soldier shove the helpless slaveboy against the wall before bending him in half to rape him roughly.

Fear choked in Metri's throat. All his protectors were dead now, unmourned bloody bodies scattered amidst the debris and destruction.

There was just the few remaining slaveboys, boys like him, and men like the one turning even now, his eyes wary -- hunting Metri ...

248 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 2003

Reviews

[Cinquetta · Rating 3 out of 5]

I enjoy the book it was different. The only issue I had with book there were no women, so how did they had children?