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Gladiators Through Time #2
A Gladiator's Sword
When Marius hands Ezra a Roman gladius with a stylized T in the hilt, he tells Ezra that it's special. Ezra finds out just how special when he wakes up to a gladiator in his house. He soon learns that like Marius, Titus prayed to Janus to give him a new life and the god complied. Now that he's met the man to go along with the sword, Ezra realizes that he yearns to share his world, and his life, with the gladiator.
Titus knew nothing except the arena and his few good friends in the cohort. He follows Marius' lead, trusting the god to deliver him from his brutal life. When he realizes he's in Ezra's house, and that Ezra has his sword, he quickly learns that the modern world is good. Bacon? Hot water? What more could a gladiator want? Getting to know Ezra, and exploring his delicious body would make an excellent start.
Titus knew nothing except the arena and his few good friends in the cohort. He follows Marius' lead, trusting the god to deliver him from his brutal life. When he realizes he's in Ezra's house, and that Ezra has his sword, he quickly learns that the modern world is good. Bacon? Hot water? What more could a gladiator want? Getting to know Ezra, and exploring his delicious body would make an excellent start.
26 pages, Kindle Edition
First published September 23, 2017
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November 6, 2018
It's cute.
It's silly, fun.
The execution of time trivel is strechy at best. Those gladiators know way too much about present day.
Like #1 it's mostly sex.
It's silly, fun.
The execution of time trivel is strechy at best. Those gladiators know way too much about present day.
Like #1 it's mostly sex.
November 7, 2018
Ezra and Titus, a self-contained quick read
I came in to this expecting more with Gabriel and Marius, and they do appear briefly, but mostly to facilitate Ezra and Titus' story.
This quick read is a self-contained elongated scene that contains a satisfying beginning middle and end.
It does have a continuity error or two that I found disruptive, and I wish it had been clearer about when Markus and Gabriel left.
I came in to this expecting more with Gabriel and Marius, and they do appear briefly, but mostly to facilitate Ezra and Titus' story.
This quick read is a self-contained elongated scene that contains a satisfying beginning middle and end.
It does have a continuity error or two that I found disruptive, and I wish it had been clearer about when Markus and Gabriel left.
April 27, 2018
Awesome book 2 now I see in November I think is book 3. Cute short reads. very interesting.
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