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Given to the Gladiator #1
Her First Time
When Doran won an unexpected challenge in the arena, his lanista was at a loss as to what to do with him. As was custom, he deserved women and wine, but what to allow to a gladiator who may be hated by the Gods?
Mira, a simple, nubile, olive-skinned handmaiden is chosen to be Doran's prize and her heart quakes at the thought of being handed over to the Bringer of Sun. She soon finds that he man she feared is not nearly as fearsome as she once imagined. He is to make her into a woman and Mira cannot wait. Given to the Her First Time is the first book in the Given to the Gladiator series.
This 5,400+ word short story focuses on an inexperienced handmaiden's first time with a mighty gladiator. This story includes gladiator alpha males, BWWM interracial erotica and first time sex that are sure to leave you wanting more.
Mira, a simple, nubile, olive-skinned handmaiden is chosen to be Doran's prize and her heart quakes at the thought of being handed over to the Bringer of Sun. She soon finds that he man she feared is not nearly as fearsome as she once imagined. He is to make her into a woman and Mira cannot wait. Given to the Her First Time is the first book in the Given to the Gladiator series.
This 5,400+ word short story focuses on an inexperienced handmaiden's first time with a mighty gladiator. This story includes gladiator alpha males, BWWM interracial erotica and first time sex that are sure to leave you wanting more.
26 pages, Kindle Edition
First published October 1, 2014
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February 9, 2026
my first book by this author
I thought it was clear the book was not written by a black woman because of the way that the book described the maiden’s skin tone, especially as olive-skinned in some instances and then dark-skinned in other instances. The book was interesting but ultimately not for me.
I thought it was clear the book was not written by a black woman because of the way that the book described the maiden’s skin tone, especially as olive-skinned in some instances and then dark-skinned in other instances. The book was interesting but ultimately not for me.
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