Gladiatrix Nobilis (A Catfight Novel)

Lucretia, the privileged daughter of Romulus, the governor of Gallia Narbonensis, embodies the entitlement of her social class, viewing those beneath her, including her handmaiden Celeste, as mere servants. The dynamics of their relationship reveal themes of power, class disparity, and the complexities of female roles in a patriarchal society. As the story unfolds, it explores Lucretia's character development and the societal expectations placed upon women in ancient Rome.