Isabella Marino

Wolves of Rome: Romulus and Remus (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

They were born of gods.

Raised by wolves.

Destined to kill each other.

But fate had other plans.

You know the legend: Romulus and Remus, twins abandoned on the riverbank, saved by a she-wolf, bound by blood, and torn apart by ambition. Rome rose from their sacrifice. One brother slain, the other crowned.

That was the story history wanted you to believe.

This is the truth.

Wolves of Rome: Romulus and Remus is a dark, hot retelling that dares to ask: what if the brothers lived againin a modern Rome that has forgotten themand fell for the same woman?

When Hersilia walks into their lives, she awakens something older than empire, older than prophecy: desire strong enough to shatter fate itself. She is lover, muse, and vessel of the gods' vengeance. Through her, the old prophecies stir, and the twin sons of Mars must choose between blood, love, and survival.

⚡ Divine twins reborn in a modern world

⚡ A woman caught between prophecy and passion

⚡ A child who may decide the fate of gods and mortals

⚡ A story of fire, betrayal, and forbidden desire

Violent. Sacred. Romantic. This is not mythology as you were taught itit is mythology reborn in flesh and flame.

Rome was built on blood.

Now it may fall for love.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Isabella Marino
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. September 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798231601981
• Artikelnr.: 75364847

Autorenporträt

Dr. Isabella Marino holds a Ph.D. in Mythological and Cultural History, with a lifelong passion for the stories that shape the human spirit. Her work explores the intersection of myth, memory, and meaningwhere gods become mirrors, and ancient voices still whisper in the modern world.

She lives in a quiet coastal town with her loyal dog, Apollo, a sun-loving retriever who believes every thunderstorm is a sign from Zeus. When she isn't writing, she can be found wandering forest trails, curating obscure translations of classical texts, or drinking far too much red wine under the full moon.

Crowned in Ivy is her first divine memoir.