My current read! 📖
• The Wolf Den • by Elodie Harper 🐺🧡
It’s rated 4 ⭐️ on Goodreads & I’m really enjoying it so far!
What’re you currently reading? What’s next on your TBR? I’m always looking for my next great read 😇
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About the book:
Sold by her mother. Enslaved in Pompeii's brothel. Determined to survive. Her name is Amara. Welcome to the Wolf Den...
Amara was once a beloved daughter, until her father's death plunged her family into penury. Now she is a slave in Pompeii's infamous brothel, owned by a man she despises. Sharp, clever and resourceful, Amara is forced to hide her talents. For as a she-wolf, her only value lies in the desire she can stir in others.
But Amara's spirit is far from broken.
By day, she walks the streets with her fellow she-wolves, finding comfort in the laughter and dreams they share. For the streets 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?
Set in Pompeii's lupanar, The Wolf Den reimagines the lives of women who have long been overlooked.
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Set against the backdrop of ancient Pompeii, 'The Wolf Den' reimagines the lives of women often ignored by history. Amara, originally a cherished daughter, faces a grim fate following her father's death and finds herself sold into slavery. The narrative is rich with themes of resilience and sisterhood, showcasing how these women navigate a world where they are seen merely as commodities. Amara's determination and resourcefulness shine as she seeks to reclaim her life, caught between the harsh realities of her enslavement and her dreams of freedom. As she walks the vibrant streets of Pompeii, filled with opportunities, her story resonates with the timeless struggle for liberation. Explore more about women's roles in history and how stories like Amara's inspire modern discussions on empowerment and rights. Looking for book recommendations? Delve into titles that challenge perceptions and offer insights into societal struggles, past and present.