Ettore's Women: A Tale of Slavery in Ancient Rome

"Scorching hot!" says Literary Nymphs. <I>Ettore's Women</I> is the classic of three women forced into sexual slavery . The zine <I>Literary Nymphs</I> raves, "Ms. Pray captured the atmosphere well, and I found myself imagining the setting as I read. This book is not for the fainthearted, it contains scenes of spanking, slavery, and forced seduction. It is scorching hot. Ettore is the owner of a whorehouse who buys slaves and forces them into a life of sex--and yet, Ms Pray makes him likeable. That alone shows her incredible writing talent. He is not portrayed as evil, but rather as a man giving women an alternative lifestyle--even though some do not make that choice willingly. Something about him made me want to crawl into the book and sign up for a bed. Terry Pray is a fantastic writer and I would recommend <I>Ettore's Women</I> to all lovers of Erotica. I can't wait for her next book."