The House with the Golden Door (Wolf Den Trilogy #2)

by Elodie Harper

Only fools think life is like a play, with any hope of holding on to your virtue.”

The certainty of being loved. The impossibility that her life could be anything but happy.

“I’ve never been so foolish in my young life, I swear, Or done one thing that I’ve regretted more, Than going from you last night and leaving you alone, Trying to hide how desperately I love you.”

“Looks only last so long, lovers are just as bad. But a closet full of coin never made any woman cry.

Sometimes, it feels like my whole life exists in the moments I’m with you. The rest is just waiting.

Fortuna only turns her wheel for those who dare to ride it.

“Yes, I’m old,” he remarks drily. He runs a finger gently down her cheek. “Like Hades and Persephone.”