| Author: | Julie Law | ISBN: | 9781386144182 |
| Publisher: | Julie Law | Publication: | March 6, 2019 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Julie Law |
| ISBN: | 9781386144182 |
| Publisher: | Julie Law |
| Publication: | March 6, 2019 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Fabia was very different from the typical roman wife. Like most, she had been forced to marry against her will, to the man her father chose, but due to his incompetence, she had been forced to take control of her new family's businesses, or face poverty. That the business her husband's family dealt with was providing gladiators to the arena only made the success she achieved more remarkable.
Her life remained the same until the day she met Moira, a female slave taken after the conquest of Gallia, one she decided to put in the arena. The black-haired woman was impressive enough, and the men she killed when she was captured showed she was skilled, and yet…
There was something about her that unsettled Fabia, and it wasn't just the uncanny resemblance the slave had to her husband. There was something between them, a connection, and she didn't quite understand it. She decided to ignore it nonetheless.
Until the day she could no longer stand Caius, her husband, and decided to get rid of him. She would have to have his child first though, or risk losing everything she conquered when he died. Moira was … uniquely prepared to help her with that.
Fabia was very different from the typical roman wife. Like most, she had been forced to marry against her will, to the man her father chose, but due to his incompetence, she had been forced to take control of her new family's businesses, or face poverty. That the business her husband's family dealt with was providing gladiators to the arena only made the success she achieved more remarkable.
Her life remained the same until the day she met Moira, a female slave taken after the conquest of Gallia, one she decided to put in the arena. The black-haired woman was impressive enough, and the men she killed when she was captured showed she was skilled, and yet…
There was something about her that unsettled Fabia, and it wasn't just the uncanny resemblance the slave had to her husband. There was something between them, a connection, and she didn't quite understand it. She decided to ignore it nonetheless.
Until the day she could no longer stand Caius, her husband, and decided to get rid of him. She would have to have his child first though, or risk losing everything she conquered when he died. Moira was … uniquely prepared to help her with that.
