I like He is Worthy. 
 The last book I read with a gladiators theme was Girl in the Arena. Of course, I expected gore and action for this kind of theme, but somehow, I haven't found the right book that will sate my taste for massacre. It is still the case here in He Is Worthy. 
 Sienna found the right man to assassinate Nero, in Aenor. But the feelings stirred in him when being with Aenor was an unexpected complication. Aenor agreed to be the weapon for Nero's death because the humiliation and defeat under the Roman leader was too much for him - he welcomes death as long as Nero comes with him. 
 The book mainly portrays the ins and outs of Roman politics, especially the treatment of slaves. The action I am waiting for the will befall because of the assassination? Not there. That is where my disappointment lies. 
 He Is Worthy is an okay read for me. You won't find anything but romance in here, so if that's your drift, then pick this up.