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‘The Wolf King’ TV Adaptation in the Works at Starz
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The writer and producer Tanya Saracho is reuniting with the Starz network to create a television adaptation of Lauren Palphreyman’s popular book series, starting with The Wolf King. This new romantasy drama follows the journey of a princess named Aurora who is seized by a powerful werewolf leader and forced into a violent conflict between humans and supernatural beings. Saracho, known for her work on the series Vida, will serve as the showrunner and executive producer while steering the story through a complex love triangle. The network has secured the rights to all three novels in the trilogy, ensuring the entire supernatural saga can be brought to the screen. Both the creator and network executives expressed high enthusiasm for this shift into genre storytelling, promising a production filled with intense emotion and high stakes.
"Open a book. Discover a world."
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