Gay Erotic Stories From the Past Vol 12 The PRINCE Dares to Return: Sex and Slavery in Ancient Rome

This story is not what I initially imagined. However, dreams, being what they are, the characters had other ideas. Prince Rholes and his friend and lover Captain Biseos found regaining the Prince’s kingdom more complex than first imagined. Because of that, what I outlined as two volumes have grown to three. I hope you will find these Ancient Roman and the kingdom of Getae characters fascinating. Additionally that the story holds your attention from the beginning to the final word.

Prince Rholes, the heir to the Kingdom of Getae, was betrayed by his younger brother, who wanted to gain the throne of their homeland. Condemned by his father, the Chamberlain took him to Rome to live as a Royal Hostage. When he arrived, Royles learned his father had instead given him to the Emperor to serve the rest of his life as a slave and, worse, a sex slave.

Months later, many who the former Prince serviced begin to doubt the accusations that he tried to poison his father, the King, and ordered his best friend’s death by repeated sexual abuse. They pick up his cause and help him live through the demands that he service more and more men.

In this second volume, the Emperor finally believes he is innocent of all charges. In addition, the Senate ordered the reinstatement of the titles he had when he arrived in the capital of the Roman Empire. Recognizing his part in the degradation of Prince Rholes, the Emperor promises help for his return to his homeland. More than that, The Emperor will assist in wresting the throne from his brother, who was the actual murderer of their father, the King.

However, the new King of Getae hears of the Emperor’s change of heart. He sends assassins to take care of his problem. In addition, King Tisla also convinces the Emperor appointed Propraetor of the Roman Province of Thrace that his brother has unduly influenced the Emperor.

Prince Rholes and an expanded party sail the Mediterranean in trienes provided by the Emperor. However, a storm destroys two of the three ships in the convoy. Stranded on an island, the Prince finds he is with six Roman Marines who know nothing of the Prince and instead see a beautiful young man wearing a slave tunic.

When they arrive in Thrace, the last stop before heading to Getae, the Propraetor is ready to help Rholes’ brother, the King.

Join Prince Rholes, Captain Biseos as they prepare to save their country from a delusional brother who thinks nothing of sending his brother into slavery and committing patricide so he can become a despot ruler.