The Wolf Den (The Wolf Den Trilogy Book 1)

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Elodie Harper has concluded this trilogy in the most perfect way imaginable. She sweeps the reader into the world of ancient Rome and Pompeii so effortlessly - we are there, utterly absorbed in every detail...[it is] unbelievably beautiful, emotional and powerful. As someone who has been so invested in Amara's journey since we met her in the Lupanar in the first book, I was on tenterhooks to see how her story would end. Now I feel bereft that the series is complete and there is no more. -- Jennifer Saint Warmth spreads through her. She has never had a friend like Dido. She is the light in the darkness of her life. (199)

Netflix deliberately dropped its trailer for Harry and Meghan's series on same day as Prince William's Earthshot Prize, Omid Scobie claims Teyana Taylor EXASPERATED with Iman Shumpert for 'leaking their divorce to the public'... after accusing him of jealousy and narcissism Felix and Amara had quite an interesting relationship, I must say. Amara hated his guts obviously for buying her putting her to work in his brother but there were moments where the lines definitely blurred. The need to survive him and the life she was leading at the lupanar was always present though. Also, this book is the first in a trilogy if I’m not mistaken so I can’t wait to see where things go next.Popular Netflix show set for major cast shake up as main star is revealed to NOT be returning for series three

While Amara's personal story is a work of fiction, the world in which she exists is steeped in vivid historical detail. Raye breaks down in tears as she discusses substance abuse and 'reaching her limit' with her old record label in emotional documentary Jada Pinkett Smith reveals whether she and estranged husband Will Smith are 'staying together forever' after secretly separating SEVEN years ago Prince William is accused of silencing Princess Diana by stopping the BBC re-broadcasting her Panorama interview, says Omid Scobie Olivia Colman looks startlingly different as conniving latex-clad oil exec 'Oblivia Coalmine' in Richard Curtis's eco-advertA riveting tale of power, love, hate, privilege, female empowerment and female friendships found in the most unlikely situations' Buki Papillon, author of An Ordinary Wonder Great British Bake Off fans slam result after 'most marketable' contestant Matty wins as they claim Josh was robbed of being named champion