#Review: A Man’s Sword by WM Kirkland #MMRomance #TimeTravel

When Gabriel Woodweiss brought home an ancient sword to display as his latest antique treasure, he didn’t imagine that its original owner would show up in his basement to claim his property. One moment Marius was praying to his god to save him from servitude in the gladiator ring; the next he’s in a room where the only familiar object is his sword. The fact that a handsome man claims ownership of Marius’s beloved weapon—and knowledge of the strange and wonderful world in which he now finds himself—is proof to Marius’s mind that sometimes the gods do answer the faithful. Now Marius just has to convince Gabriel that keeping the sword is fair and just—as long as he keeps the man who comes with it.

A Man's Sword

This book by WM Kirkland offers an interesting mix of time travel and romance that feels fresh. The characters are relatable, especially Gabriel. He's a regular guy who finds himself in a wild situation when Marius appears out of nowhere. Marius is intriguing, full of life and shaped by his past in a way that draws you in. Their chemistry and connection grow as they navigate this crazy turn of events.

The banter between Gabriel and Marius lightens up the mood, making the story fun to read. The pacing keeps things moving without feeling rushed. The historical bits are woven in nicely, adding layers to Marius's character and giving readers a taste of his world. You see how both men learn from each other, making their relationship feel genuine. The sword itself serves as a great plot device, symbolizing their bond and the choices they both make.

The book blends romance and adventure in a way that kept me engaged. If you're into stories about love bridging across time, this one's worth checking out. The dynamic between the characters makes it a wonderful read.

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