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Violence
Some
Gladiatorial violence referenced; captivity; some Roman-era danger
Language
Barely any
Mild period language
Sexual Content
Barely any
Clean romantic content; Christian romance standards
Substance Use
Barely any
Minimal
Emotional Intensity
Some
The spiritual dimension of trust; surrender as strength; faith in context of Roman persecution of Christians
What this book is about
Caros, a powerful Roman slave owner and gladiatorial champion, encounters Adiona, a wealthy widow whose fierce independence has kept her safe. When she is taken captive and placed in his hands, both discover that trust is more dangerous than any enemy. A Christian historical romance set in ancient Rome, where faith, honor, and conviction are tested.
Notes for sensitive readers
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Gladiatorial violence (referenced)
Captivity premise
Christian faith as central theme
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