本の詳細
形式
キンドル
ページ数
176
言語
英語
公開されました
Apr 16, 2018
出版社
Belisama Press
説明
In Ancient Rome four young slave-gladiators—bred to be the best and nick-named the Wolf Pack—form a forbidden bond with the daughter of their owner. Across the length and breadth of the empire they will find and claim her as their own, letting nothing stand in their way.
Ennia is the name her patrician birth assigned her. Cassius is the name her father’s physician gave her when she dressed as a slave boy to train under him. But Accalia, the she-wolf, is the name she gave herself. And it is Accalia who falls in love with not one but four young men society deemed the lowest of the low.
Follow their adventures in the Gladiator series:
3: TALOS is not interested in the instant success and fame the Wolf Pack garners when they start their careers as gladiators in Rome. For the steady, pragmatic Talos all that matters is doing a good job for his pack and for Accalia.
When Nero’s fire breaks out in the poorer areas of Rome, Accalia races into danger to do what she can for the burn victims. Talos and his pack go after her. When he discovers she has rushed into a burning building after a child, the only thing Talos can do is follow her, though the chances of getting her out are impossibly slim.
Although choices are always limited for a man owned by another, this one choice is totally his own and easy to make. Talos would rather die trying to save his little she-wolf than live another day without her.
Ennia is the name her patrician birth assigned her. Cassius is the name her father’s physician gave her when she dressed as a slave boy to train under him. But Accalia, the she-wolf, is the name she gave herself. And it is Accalia who falls in love with not one but four young men society deemed the lowest of the low.
Follow their adventures in the Gladiator series:
3: TALOS is not interested in the instant success and fame the Wolf Pack garners when they start their careers as gladiators in Rome. For the steady, pragmatic Talos all that matters is doing a good job for his pack and for Accalia.
When Nero’s fire breaks out in the poorer areas of Rome, Accalia races into danger to do what she can for the burn victims. Talos and his pack go after her. When he discovers she has rushed into a burning building after a child, the only thing Talos can do is follow her, though the chances of getting her out are impossibly slim.
Although choices are always limited for a man owned by another, this one choice is totally his own and easy to make. Talos would rather die trying to save his little she-wolf than live another day without her.