The Slaves of Rome - Schutes, Peter
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Before I met Longinus, I knew only three things: First, I was a slave at a Roman Laundry with no hope of escape. Second, my small stature and unfortunate anatomy meant I must passively submit to the wanton desires of the Roman citizens and slaves. Third, I would never know love. Longinus proved I was wrong in all respects. Formosus Petrus, through family misfortune, became a young slave in a Roman laundry. Unaware of his gifts, he has no hope or protection from the greedy citizens and slaves who seek him out for sexual satisfaction. He resigns himself to his miserable fate with no money and no…mehr

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Before I met Longinus, I knew only three things: First, I was a slave at a Roman Laundry with no hope of escape. Second, my small stature and unfortunate anatomy meant I must passively submit to the wanton desires of the Roman citizens and slaves. Third, I would never know love. Longinus proved I was wrong in all respects. Formosus Petrus, through family misfortune, became a young slave in a Roman laundry. Unaware of his gifts, he has no hope or protection from the greedy citizens and slaves who seek him out for sexual satisfaction. He resigns himself to his miserable fate with no money and no chance to earn his freedom. His luck changes when Longinus Megas, an enormously endowed Thracian slave, arrives at the laundry. He sees value in the handsome young slave. The much stronger Longinus defends and promotes Formosus, who easily accommodates the massive needs of his heroic protector. Many Roman citizens will part with money for a chance to be with these two extraordinary men. Together they hatch a plan to gain their freedom.
Autorenporträt
Peter Schutes is the nom de plume of a prolific and acclaimed novelist. As Peter Schutes, he is the author of Adult Erotic Fiction such as The Slaves of Rome, Dark as a Dungeon, The Gospel of Priapus, and Panama Heat. He writes in the style of vintage pulp authors from the 1960s and 1970s. He lives in Los Angeles.