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    Ebook53 pages47 minutes

    Glorious Enslavement

    By Anya Richards

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    I am a slave, both by circumstance and proclivity. Long have I prayed for the perfect master and trusted the Goddess to guide me into his arms. At Verulamium, in the heart of Roman Britannia, I find him. Gaius Antonius Captio is a man of wealth and power, and his domination brings me ecstasy untold. Yet while I surrender without hesitation, he resents his ever-growing desire for me. In his eyes, a slave should hold no sway over her master. But the winds of change are blowing, bringing the threat of destruction. Will my glorious enslavement be brought to an end before Gaius dares admit he can no longer separate the pleasures of the body from those of the heart?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins Publishers Australia
    Release dateFeb 1, 2011
    ISBN9781460885369
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      I wish the author had more pages to explore the relationship between the characters. She knew right away they were meant to be and gave herself freely, but he was more resistive.