Elodie Harper is a journalist and author whose bestselling Wolf Den trilogy has won wide acclaim. The first book The Wolf Den, won the Glass Bell Award and was shortlisted for Page turner of the year at the British Book Awards.

Elodie Harper is a journalist and author whose bestselling Wolf Den trilogy has won wide acclaim. The first book The Wolf Den, won the Glass Bell Award and was shortlisted for Page turner of the year at the British Book Awards.

Is Elodie Harper a time traveller? It would help explain The Temple of Fortuna's brilliance - the meticulous level of detail, how richly the world of Pompeii is brought to life, the vivid reenactment of the disaster which befalls it. This book is superb - I couldn't put it down.' -- Louise O'Neill This series has completely consumed me.

Elodie Harper. Home. About. The Wolf Den. The House with the Golden Door. The Temple of Fortuna. Pompeii blog. Events. All Books. Reviews. Press. Trilogy. Contact. More. All Posts; Search. Oct 6, 2023 3 min read. The goddess Fortuna in Rome and Pompeii. The real ruins that inspired 'The Temple of Fortuna' ...

The Wolf Den is Elodie's historical fiction debut, published by Head of Zeus part of Bloomsbury Publishing. Previously, Elodie published two crime novels with Hodder & Stoughton , based in Norfolk where she works as a TV News reporter.

We return to Pompeii for the second instalment in Elodie Harper's Wolf Den Trilogy, set in the town's lupanar and reimagining the lives of women long overlooked.

"A TRIUMPH" The Times "UTTERLY SPELLBINDING" Woman & Home " GRIPPING" The Independent " MESMERISING" Red Magazine "VIBRANT &THRILLING" The Observer Sold by her mother. Enslaved in Pompeii's brothel. Determined to survive. Her name is Amara.

The final instalment in Elodie Harper's Sunday Times bestselling Wolf Den Trilogy is now available to pre-order! A courtesan in Rome. Playing for power. Haunted by her past. Her name is Amara. How will her fortunes fall? Amara's journey has taken her far, from a lowly slave in Pompeii's brothel to a high-powered courtesan in Rome.

We return to Pompeii for the second instalment in Elodie Harper's Wolf Den Trilogy, set in the town's lupanar and reimagining the lives of women long overlooked.

May 20, 2022 · The brothel in my novel The Wolf Den is an exact recreation of a real building - the lupanar of Pompeii. For the sequel, The House with the Golden Door, I based the house in the title on a number of buildings and also my own imagination, because I wanted to have the freedom to create details that are specific to the characters and the story.