Wrath of Seth

The Roman Empire, AD 108. Emperor Trajan, busy rebuilding Rome, decides to combine a sightseeing tour of Egypt s ancient monuments with an expedition to raid the Nile s vast treasure trove of Greek and Egyptian statuary for the embellishment of his many building projects. For this he needs along his master of imperial ceremonies and statuary, Junilla Rufia, and she won t go anywhere without her son Rufio and he won t leave behind his lover, the noble Quintus. And so the adventurous young men are whisked off to a tour of the exotic land aboard the mighty cruise boat Cleopatra of the Nile in the Emperor s entourage, the Empress Plotina, Hadrian and a few assassins. From the start, a conspiracy headed by the mystery figure called Seth threatens the tourists. But Seth is the god of the desert, of storms, and chaos, so who is the real person behind the impending disaster? It falls to strait-laced Quintus and rambunctious Rufio to discover the dark secret. They face dangers that lurk at every twist and turn of the Nile, not only for Trajan, faced with repeated attempts on his life, but those closest to the boys--Junilla, Rufio s rascally young brother Cato, brave fireman Flaccus, not to forget the divinely talented chef and imperial spy Septimius. Kidnappers, crazed terrorists, deadly snakes, famished crocodiles, evil snake-charmers, lethal acrobats, fire-spitting eels, and the terrors of a long-dead pharaoh s tomb make for an action-packed tale that hurtles Quintus and Rufio along in a hot whirlwind. Can they survive the wrath of Seth? Find out in this steamy-hot, erotic illustrated sequel to The Satyr of Capri."

Author: Zack
Binding Type: Paperback
Publisher: Bruno Gmuender
Published: 11/01/2016
Series: Boys of Imperial Rome #3
Pages: 320
Weight: 0.7lbs
Size: 7.40h x 5.10w x 0.80d
ISBN: 9783959851558

About the Author
Zack: - Born in Switzerland, Oliver Frey a.k.a. Zack attended the London Film School, supporting himself as a comic-strip illustrator and later plunged into gay art and publishing. Innumerable illustrations poured from his pen and brush for British magazines HIM International, Vulcan, Teenage Dreams, the HIM Gay Library series, and Mister magazine. For HIM he created the mold-breaking Rogue comic strip and later The Street, which was part of the inspiration behind cult TV series Queer As Folk. The Internet has spread his reputation to an enormous global fan base through many sites and blogs. Some of his comic-strip work has been published recently by Bruno Gmunder. As Zack, Frey has taken gay erotic art and comics to new dimensions. For several years he edited HIM magazine and together with Frey later founded a stable of seminal videogame magazines, notably Britain s bestsellers Crash and Zzap!64.