A Roman tribune is captured and presented to the enemy's priestess—who holds his life in her hands . . . Strong, proud, honorable—Marcus Livius Tullio embodied the values of Rome. Captured on the high seas and brought to the Temple of Kybele, he was drawn to the woman who gave him refuge. Fierce, beautiful, determined—Helena despised all that Rome stood for. In sheltering Tullio, she had to subdue her awareness of him—or she might confess all! The soldier's strength and nobility tempted her to lean on him, but she knew that to succumb would be to betray her people. . . . Praise for Michelle Styles "Sexual tension, nonstop action, and spice." — RT Book Reviews