Fanina, Child of Rome
Publisher: Pan
Published: 1969
Table of contents: title: Fanina, beautiful and seductive Vestal Virgin, had been buried alive because she had dared to love . . .; title: Freed from the tomb, and briefly re-united with her lover Caius, she is soon torn away to endure lust, intrigue and treachery. She is hounded by the agents of a powerful enemy and by the fierce desire of the darkly handsome Sejanus, commander of the Praetorian Guard . . .; title: Fighting to overthrow the tyranny of Empire in the splendour and decadence of corrupt Rome, she is wholly a woman - a woman fighting also for her happiness and for her right to love . . .