Dominus

by G.S. Wiley

Roman patrician Meridius is wealthy, refined, erudite. He has the ear of the Emperor and is the epitome of Roman class, and he likes nothing more than to be debased at the hands of the uncultured and barbaric General Gallus. When Gallus calls on Meridius to help influence the Emperor, Meridius has to decide whether Gallus is good for more than just a rough roll in the hay, and whether he is willing to risk the Roman Empire based on the general's word.

Genres: M M Romance, Historical, Historical Fiction

Kindle Edition

First published November 30, 2009

About the author

G.S. Wiley is a writer, reader, sometime painter, and semi-avid scrapbooker who lives in Canada.

Visit G.S.'s web site at http://wileyromance.googlepages.com/.

Reviews

[Ann Roberts · Rating 4 out of 5]

I enjoyed the rough sex between the barbarian Gallus and the statesman! It would have been nice to see just ONE tender moment, but considering the time period and their personalities--their interactions make sense!