The Wolf Den (The Wolf Den Trilogy Book 1)

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She wants to scream her rage into the night… Her anger is rising like the sea, drowning her. She has to get out. (284) But Amara's spirit is far from broken. By day, she walks the streets with the other women, finding comfort in the laughter and dreams they share. For thestreets of Pompeii are alive with opportunity. Out here, even the lowest slave can secure a reversal in fortune. Amara has learnt that everything in this city has its price. But how much is her freedom going to cost her?Veronica Mars star Paul Karmiryan MARRIES Stella Mayilyan! Actor ties knot with partner in romantic Cancun ceremony I do realise some readers might find swearing offensive, but I also felt it was crucial to be true to the location and the era,' she explained. One of the women is even smoking a pipe. Whenever I pictured my own five women from the lupanar, imagining their friendships or the way they might have enjoyed one another’s company, I thought of this image.'