Petra

by Letitia Coyne, MCM (Preparation)

Petra, Arabia Provincia, 120AD

Aya grew as a filthy scavenger, trailing the Bedouin caravans that crossed the Nafud wastes and the Rub' al Khali. Bought from the arena as a young man, his new life as Sethos, the adopted son of a wealthy Roman merchant, is stained by the stigma of his past.

Jaida and her sisters were raised in luxurious slavery, destined to be the virgin oracles of Isis at provincial temples throughout the Roman Empire. When the fall of a dice brings the girls' future into question, it is Seth who must define freedom and slavery, life or liberty - for himself and for them.

He has money, strength and cunning. She has no more than her faith.

Genres: Historical Romance, Historical Fiction

288 pages, Paperback

First published May 28, 2010

About the author

Letitia Coyne is alive and well and living in Australia. She writes, paints, draws, sews, plays with old wooden furniture, revives jewellery and sings very loudly.

Proud member of the 1889 Labs family. Check out 1889 Labs for a host of brilliant authors, including: Greg X Graves, Terra Whiteman, Isa Kft, M Jones, Kit Iwasaki, AM Harte, MCM, Craig Young, Tim Sevenhuysen, and poet extraordinaire Gabriel Gadfly. [More to come….]

Reviews

[Yemima Yulia · Rating 4 out of 5]

A wonderful story, the perfect one as the enclosure of these great saga. I enjoy every scene, every move every single word ...

[ᑭᑌᑎƳᗩ [Punya Reviews...]]

Free in smashwords and Kobo. Mainly added because the cover is so lovely.

[Kayla · Rating 2 out of 5]

I didn't like the book towards the end. Too much gasping and sobbing.