Trojan Slave (Book 1)
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Most of you know the story of Troy. How Paris fell in love with Helen, the woman who set sail to a thousand ships. But what about the common people.
Elpis was not originally from Troy, taken by force from her home, her life had taken on a new form. That of a slave, born free, and enforced into a life she had not chosen. Only with the coming storm would help Elpis understand how her new place in life could help her to survive. Or will it seal her fate. A fate that everyone believed the Gods had already mapped out for them.
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