Eagle's Honor: Banished: The Serial: Part 2

by Sandra Schwab

Eagle's Honor: Banished — Part 2: The Games
A proud warrior.
A brave woman.
A forbidden love that is tested by the intrigues of ancient Rome and the hostilities at the northernmost edge of the empire.

Centurion Marcus Florius Corvus has a splendid career in the legions ahead of him. Yet a visit to Rome and a chance encounter with an old friend change his whole life: He falls in love with one of his friend's pleasure slaves and becomes entrapped in an evil scheme designed to destroy him. And yet—he cannot help risking everything for Lia, the woman he has given his heart to, even if it means he will be banished to one of the most dangerous places in the Roman Empire: the northern frontier of Britannia.

Please note: This is the second part of the serialized edition of Eagle's Honor: Banished. Part 3 is scheduled for release on 15 May. A complete edition of the novel will be published on 5 June 2015 and can be pre-ordered here on Amazon.

Sensuality level: Steamy. Includes strong language and graphic sex scenes.
Setting: Ancient Rome

Eagle's Honor: Banished is part of an exciting new series of steamy historical romances set during the time of the Roman Empire. Eagle's Honor will follow the story of one family across 300 years, from Caesar's Gallic Wars to the fall of the Germanic Limes.

EAGLE'S HONOR SERIES:
Eagle's Honor (prequel, summer 2015)
Eagle's Honor: Banished (serialized release during May 2015, complete edition June 2015)
Eagle's Honor: Ravished (summer 2015)
Eagle's Honor: Vanquished (2016)

60 pages, Kindle Edition

First published May 6, 2015

About the author

Sandra Schwab has been delighting readers with her unusual historical romances since 2005. She particularly likes the quirky bits of history, so in her books, you’ll find Roman pet eels, Regency gentlemen with green hair, and medieval tournaments in Victorian Britain. She writes both m/m and m/f historicals - happy endings always guaranteed!

She lives in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, with a sketchbook, a ukulele (well, more than one), and an ever-expanding library.

Reviews

[Sadie Forsythe · Rating 3 out of 5]

I'm afraid this taught me that, even when written well (which it is), I'm just not in to Roman slave/centurion erotica.