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Etta
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Ongoing, First published Sep 03, 2012
17-year-old Etta is broken. She's a slave, a coward, and a murderer. Kids come to her for help, then she watches as they're torn apart. 

There isn't anyone who can save her now. 

In DeMarcus, the weekly munera is all anyone can talk about. Bets are taken and slaves fight to the death, their trainers raking in their glory. All except Etta. A new girl, Matilda, is Etta's last chance to prove her worth as a trainer.

When Matilda disappears, Etta realises she wants to find her. Matilda has a secret and Etta must find out what it is.
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CALAVIA

38 parts Complete Mature

CALAVIA is a powerful historical novel set in the height of the Roman Empire, where spectacle is currency and freedom is an illusion. When young Umbrian farmer Calavia Megella is seized from her peaceful village along with dozens of other women, she is thrown into the brutal machinery of Roman slavery. Among the captives is Vergilia Habita, a fierce warrior from Armorica with an unbreakable will. Sold to the hedonistic and manipulative Manius Urgulanius Cyricus, the women are forced into a twisted spectacle-oil wrestling on crimson furs for the amusement of Rome's elite. Trained by the weary but principled Titus Messienus Verecundus, and tormented by the sadistic overseer Tertius Modius Bibaculus, the women endure humiliation, hardship, and psychological warfare. Yet beneath the gilded spectacle, rebellion begins to stir. Calavia and Vergilia form a bond of mutual respect and strategic resistance. As Manius prepares for his ultimate exhibition to impress the visiting Emperor, the enslaved women secretly conspire to upend the power structure. With their bodies honed and spirits sharpened, they enter the arena not just to perform-but to defy.