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Alpha Caius and the Runaway Luna

Alpha Caius and the Runaway Luna

As devastatingly beautiful as it was, nothing good came with that smile. BOOM! An explosion of thunder shook the house. The chandelier above my head clinked as the crystals knocked together. I looked up, my jaw slack with surprise, when Caius lunged. Bastard! Time screeched to a halt just as Caius’s elbows and knees made contact with the bed. His eyes were bright, two flames of gold living within them. Fear and excitement gripped my heart in a fiery fist. I squirmed backwards, inching my way out from under him.
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Lesley
I haven't yet started this book, but anything that comes from JaneDoe is top tier. I can no tell you the excitement I felt when I saw that you started another story, one that already has 55 chapters! I swear one day you'll be a big time author or producer for movies and TV, guarantee you'd be a hit!
Lisa K
Any book Jane Doe writes is phenomenal and this ones no exception. She reels you in with creative storylines that have you hooked a few chapters in. This book is no exception The run away bride mixes with a ruthless alpha to solve the mysterious pack disappearances going on leaves me eager for more.
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Purpel and Ash / Forbidden Love

Purpel and Ash / Forbidden Love

She started reading quietly: ‘ “Today we found our new home. Claudia and me. Far away from Rome, far away from the senate and the intrigue. Here our love should finally be free.” Marcus stepped closer. “Who wrote that?” Livia left. Her voice became softer. “The author is called Gaius Octavius Tullius. A former senator under Caesar. He writes he fell in love with a slave named Claudia. A forbidden love. They fled together... just like us.” She kept reading, side by side. The entries were full of love, hope and later
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Not My Fault

Not My Fault

"And, Omar is taking me to America with him!" Omar paused in what he was doing and looked up at Julius, whom he frowned at. "Soon as you change your name, Pueba!" he spat as he continued with his paper arrangements. Julius' mood turned sour as he pouted like an over-indulged child. "That is the name I have chosen, Omar! Julius Caesar was betrayed by his friend!" "And so?!" Omar didn't stop what he was doing this time. "Look, this is not the place to discuss this. We'll talk more when we get home," he said dismissively as he straightened up. His smile returned when he faced Philip again.
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Taking The Demon's Mate

Taking The Demon's Mate

His body was bruised and tired from the constant training (The General did not make things easy), but the voices in his head started to fade. Then one day... A letter crossed the borders and entered the King's abode. It was sent straight to Caesar's room, but his son received it. Julius did not intend to temper with the note, but curiosity got the best of him. 'You're not going to let your new father read that, are you? Know what it says first.' The voices returned. 'Quick! Take it before it's too late.' Julius hissed, squinting at the noise in his head. His conscience agreed with the voices, so he tucked the note in his robes just before Caesar came out in his hunting gear.
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Romeo and Julius

Romeo and Julius

Romeo was still lying in bed, trying to recall the lastest events that occurred in past few days including the day he landed in a hospital bed. He remembered talking to Julius. "What do they mean Julius is dead but we spoke only a few hours ago?" he asked himself. To him it felt real that he had a real talk with Julius. He told him that he should go back and fix the whole situation. He told him that one of then must go back and finish where they left off. "Go back and finish where we left off", he repeated those words
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Romeo and Julius

Romeo and Julius

Julius calls Romeo, but he doesn't allow him to come to his house. - We can't take risks every day. – Romeo is sure that Julius is pouting. - Today we're going to sleep. I still feel you inside me. Tomorrow, if there is no danger, come here again. - Romeo, shall we run away? - What? - Let's go. We hide from the world. - Julius, you are your father's heir. We have no way to survive. - I have money. - Wow, Julius, me too, but do you think they won't find us if we use the money? And if they can't find us, they block it, and then what?
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Lost to Fire: Book Two

Lost to Fire: Book Two

I made my way back to the dining room. Brixtius was sitting in his place, and little Eurydice is running through the opposite doorway. She's starting to feel better from her injury because her energy is returning to full throttle. "Papa! Papa!" She shouts excitedly. "We read about Julius Caesar and Emperor Augustus!" "And what did you learn about these two men?" Brixtius quizzes. "Julius Caesar was beloved by the people and was murdered because of it. But if it weren't for Caesar, Emperor Augustus would never have existed," the girl recites. Damn! That was the most straightforward answer I've ever heard about those two men!
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A Home For Christmas

A Home For Christmas

"So not only did you kill Nina and torture Julia for four years. You also raped Nina and possibly impregnated her and you think you can just get away with all this shit. Did you really think that you could run from me? You’ve been one of my best men for the last 10 years, did you think that you could hide from me? That I wouldn't hunt you down like the dog that you are? Because of how we have worked together, your death was going to be a lot easier than it should have been, but now after learning all of this you are going to be one sorry motherfucker!" And all of the fuckers that are here, that came with Caesar. That supported him and this shit fest, you’re all going be painfully sorry. I su
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The Enemy's Obsession: Bound To The Mafia Boss

The Enemy's Obsession: Bound To The Mafia Boss

Caesar’s voice was deceptively calm as he slowly walked forward, cornering Julian against the wall. “What are you talking about?” Julian whispered, his voice shaking. He tried to defuse the situation, leaning in to kiss him. Caesar’s hand shot out, grabbing Julian by the neck and slamming him back against the wall. “WHO HAVE YOU BEEN MEETING?” Julian gasped, clawing at Caesar’s hand as he struggled to breathe. “You are mine,” Caesar whispered, his face inches away, his eyes burning with a possessive fire. “You need to understand that.”
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LOVE AND HONOR: The Mad Emperor (BL)

LOVE AND HONOR: The Mad Emperor (BL)

******************************** INDEX: villa urbana - A grand, luxurious country estate ientaculum - Breakfast or morning meal ligula - spoon culter - knife Vetera castrum - military camp in chapter 2 (little boots) fabulae - Mythical stories or legends, in this case, about the Roman gods Cicero and Caesar - Famous Roman statesmen and writers whose works and legacy would still have been widely studied and admired in ancient Rome historae - Historical accounts or stories gentes - Noble families or clans achromatopsia - A rare genetic disorder that affects Caligula's vision, causing him to see the world in shades of gray
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The novel 'Julius Caesar' is actually a play, and it was written by William Shakespeare, one of the most famous playwrights in history. Shakespeare's works have been studied and performed for centuries, and 'Julius Caesar' is no exception. It's a gripping tragedy that delves into themes of power, betrayal, and political intrigue. The play is based on historical events surrounding the assassination of Julius Caesar, the Roman dictator, and the aftermath that follows. Shakespeare's portrayal of characters like Brutus, Cassius, and Mark Antony is masterful, making the story feel incredibly human despite its ancient setting.

What makes 'Julius Caesar' stand out is how Shakespeare blends historical facts with his own dramatic flair. The play isn't just a dry retelling of events; it's filled with memorable speeches, like Antony's 'Friends, Romans, countrymen' monologue, which has become iconic. The way Shakespeare explores the moral dilemmas faced by Brutus, who struggles with his loyalty to Rome versus his friendship with Caesar, adds layers of depth to the story. Even if you're not a history buff, the emotional and psychological complexity of the characters makes it a compelling read.

Shakespeare's influence extends far beyond literature. His works have inspired countless adaptations, from films to modern novels, and 'Julius Caesar' is often referenced in discussions about leadership and ethics. The play's timeless themes resonate with audiences today, whether it's the dangers of unchecked ambition or the consequences of political manipulation. If you haven't read it yet, I highly recommend giving it a try—it's a classic for a reason.

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