Sofia Corsi

I loved it!

Wow! Just wow!
I loved the opening. The way that Alex became a werewolf because he was trying to help someone else, all the families reactions.it was just amazing!

Ghost Stories.

(Read the first story)
I loved the idea, and with some tweaks, I think the first chapter could make an excellent story. I particularly liked the idea of the two snakes, and one taking revenge for the first one being killed.

I'm afraid the story for me though doesn't seem to have a natural flow, and the writing seems stilted. There is a tip for making the writing have a more natural flow though, if you read it out at the end of each chapter, you can make sure that the words flow properly.

You also have a lack of description, if you describe surroundings or people you can really draw the reader into the world.

My last piece of advice is your paragraph lengths, when a new person talks you should have a new paragraph. A general rule is a paragraph shouldn't be any more than six sentences long.

I hope that this feedback can help you, keep up the hard work, Sofia

You're the One That I Want!

(read until the end of chapter 6)
Well, you've certainly got a gripping start.
I liked the instant chemistry between Stella and Brandon when they meet. It's also interesting how they have the exact same reaction in their different POV's when they meet. (They want to fuck each other! Classic!)
Stella has been through so much, and the reader can really feel her pain especially when she's talking about past abuse, or her nightmares about her ex boyfriend, that takes a lot so well done you.
Keep up the stellar work! Sofia

Everyone Needs a Little Love!

I loved this! I could never write poetry for the life of me, but I love how you make an anthology of poems tell a story, even though the poems are on completely different subject matters. It feels like you're getting snippets of moments of their life, and it's wonderful.
I've reviewed both collections, and both were fantastic.
Keep up the great work, Sofia

Rock and Roll Sweethearts!

The guys in this book are so sweet, they're famous but they don't let it get to their heads, and they seem really down to earth.
I read up until the end of chapter six and loved every word.
You provided a lot of backstory in the first few chapters. When some authors do this, it's boring, and not easy to read, but you did a wonderful job.
Your characters are fantastic, and I can manage there's going to be a lot of fun scenes later. My favourite bit so far was definitely when he was in the diner, and they put one of the band's songs on, and he couldn't help but join in. It was just so adorable!
Keep up the great work, Sofia.

Lifelike

You bring the characters to life, and I absolutely love it!
The Iliad itself is poetry, but a different kind. It is an epic, so if it a romance of any kind, it is a love of war. But this is beautiful and breathtaking. It also in a way your poetry displays Achilles and Patrolucus youth and playfulness
I'm a Classist myself, so I've read a lot of Homer. If you will allow me to recommend a book for you, take a look at the Heroides by Ovid, it's letters written from the Heroines in Greek and Roman myths to their lovers, letters between Penelope and Odysseus, Briseis and Achilles. I really think you'll enjoy them.
Well done again, keep up the great work, Sofia

The Parvenu

You have set up an intriguing story here.
I like the idea of the matriarchy, and the women controlling their men. I also like the relationship between Kayin and his future wife, but I presume they won't be getting married now that Kayin is a crown prince?
There is clearly a lot of injustice in this kingdom, killing of Kayin's aunt, and the other girls parents, the fact that people are starving because of the war.
I hope that Kayin eventually is able to bring justice to the kingdom, keep up the great work, Sofia

What I've Done to You

The stories in this collection are very different form each other, and show that you have a large range.
Quick point, your paragraphs are quite long in length, perhaps consider breaking them up into shorter paragraphs?
Keep up the great work, Sofia

Aberrant

Your writing is fantastic Michael!
I can really feel the women fear when they're trapped in the 'Let Us Help' prison. It was almost difficult for me to read, as you made the rape scenes feel so realistic.
I like the idea of the two mains knowing each other from dreams, like soulmates. It's a commonly used trope, but it's very well used here.
Keep up your amazing work, Sofia

Fantastic!

I loved this ongoing story from beginning to end!
I like the idea of being banished to the valley, but the two children can get out even if their parents can't. You have a very loving and sweet family at the heart of your sorry which is vitally important.
One of my favourite chapters so far was chapter 7, which was told from the point of view of the darkness and the things in the shadow.
This is fantastic work so far, please keep writing, Sofia

A Masterpiece In Disguise

It's strange to think that I'm the first person to review or comment on this work, it's fantastic!
As the writer is from India, but I am English, there is a bit of cultural divide, choice of wording or certain customs. But the writing is so good, that within the first chapter that I stopped noticing it.
She makes her characters so relatable, that they seem real, and you feel her protagonists anger or joy or shame.
She even makes the villain/ex-husband a sympathetic character, which is a hard thing to do and deserves a lot of credit.
Keep up the amazing work! Sofia.

Beautiful!

There's only the first three chapters so far, but it's got so much potential. It's a bit like a cross between Romeo and Juliet and fantasy, and I love both those things so where can it go wrong?
The author needs to make their paragraphs shorter so they're easier to read, but other than that great start!
Keep up the great work! Sofia

Hauntingly Beautiful

I've read the first half, and am going to read the second half and give you more feedback later.
This book is amazing, I really feel for the little girl, and how scared she is at the beginning, particularly when she thinks the house is on fire.
I really like how you two different types of parents, the father is really understanding and sweet, whereas the mother.... Well I don't know quite how to explain it, I think that Allison means to be a good mother even if she's not, she just doesn't seem to have the time or energy for her own daughter. Not everyone is a born mother, but that nescelarily make her a bad person.
I like your idea of reincarnation, and how that;s portrayed.
Keep up the fantastic work, Sofia.

In Love With The Loveless Lover

I read the whole thing in one sitting, I'm not really much of a reader of poetry, but it was gorgeous!
I particularly liked Stars, it was fantastic!
Keep up the stellar work, Sofia

How Mine Ends

I read the first six chapters, and I love the concept.
The girl seems to be ill from a mysterious disease, but rather than wanting people to feel sorry for her and telling everyone, she just wants to make the most of life whilst she still can. That's a great attitude!
The relationships with her friends at school were lovely, like a second family as you said in the book.
One thing to improve on though, the length of your paragraphs. Your paragraphs are super long which makes it less clear for your audience to read as they might get a bit bogged down.
You don't have to cut anything out, just divide your paragraphs to make them shorter.

Pageturning

This is so good, you can feel Pheonix's panicking when he starts at his new school.
To be honest, Pheonix seems like a bit of a git. Pranking his family with those water balloons that were filled with anything but water, getting his friends signed up for that school and not feeling even slightly sorry.
But, if you can get your readers to engage with and relate to a less than nice person, you are a brilliant writer. It also gives you the opportunity to maybe develop Pheonix into a nicer character later.
Keep up the great work! Sofia

Fantastic!

I can't fault it. I've done a lot of reviews on here, and nearly all of them need some kind of fixing, bad grammar, not enough dialogue, not enough description.
But you have got it spot on!
You really feel the characters pain as they go through their journey in hell. You feel the fire burning them, and their life, and even will to live slowly ebb away from them.
My favourite part was the last chapter, where you managed to save them all. A happy ending in a story where I was starting to think it wouldn't be possible.
You're an amazing writer!
Keep up the stellar work, Sofia.

Great Start

There's only the one chapter but it's intriguing. Quite a lot happens in that chapter though so it might be a bit much for the reader, you need more dialogue and description to pad out the story and draw the reader in more, it will help make the characters seem relatable to your readers, bring them into the characters heads.
I love the concept, it's clear that there is something more than slightly fishy going on here, I'm excited to find out what happens next!
Keep up the good work! Sofia

Revolutionary

I can feel a revolution coming in later chapters, and I love that!
I hate unjust or corrupt systems or governments in stories, and I can't wait to find out what happens.
Your main character is excellent. You manage to portray her isolation without actually saying it, showing rather than telling. She has hardly any friends and is distanced from her father. I'm interested to see where her relationship with her father goes.
I also love how headstrong she is, she's brilliant!
Also of course there are only a few chapters, but I'm so full of questions!
What does the tattoo mean, and how did it even happen?
Who was that strange man from the dream?
And why does her father want to meet with her?
Keep writing, your amazing! Sofia

Spellbinding!

Engaging- Check
Sense of Humour- Check
Great Characters- Check
I only read the first few chapters, but there is much potential. I like the idea of how Tamara can save the world from global warming, and Fred makes me laugh.
The concept is amazing, and the writing is perfect.
Keep up the stellar work! Sofia

Enchanting

There isnt very much of this book up yet, but its amazing.
I love the fairy tale element where the parents keep on referring to him as 'the prince.'
And I love the relationships between the family members which are realistic and engaging.
I can really feel Fate's fear about marrying someone she has never met.
Keep up the stellar work! Sofia

Enchanting!

I love fairy tales and mythological creatures like fairies and dragons, so this story if very good from that point of view.
The author makes it clear that English isn't her first language, but their English is so good it isn't noticeable.
It would be interesting to see what you do with the rest of your work.
Keep up the amazing work! Sofia

Amazing!

The couple of this book clearly love each other to pieces.
The only comment I have is, by the time the book starts the two women are already together. Maybe if you do add to this book at some point, you could have a prologue with how the couple met, or write about what they get up to in married life.
Keep up the good work, Sofia

Amazing!

This is a childrens book, but I was enjoying it myself, so I can clearly see that it's a book parents would enjoy reading to or with their children
I'm not much for space books as I don't usually understand it, but the science was really well described in terms that I can understand, therefore the children would be able to understand it.
The characters are really good, and I love little Maddie.
Keep up the good work, Sofia

Great Concept.

I like the idea of a rare disease where you only have a certain amount of time left, Thats really cool.
You have a really good way of describing depression in chapter three.
The dynamic between father and son is amazing.
And the spontaneous road trip, there's a lot of potential there.
Keep up the good work, Sofia

Sweet November

If the Greek Goddess Aphrodite had written a book, it would have been this one.
I don't usually read erotic novels, so I don't really know what to expect.
But you've really thrown the reader in at the deep end which can be a good thing.
Keep up the good work, Sofia

Amazing Start

I really liked the opening and would like to see where you go from here.
I love how you seem to have taken the traditional stereotype rom-com school story and pulled it to pieces.
Keep up the good work! Sofia

Intriguing

Your opening chapter was very good, and i'd love to see where you go with it.
It's a very intriguing concept in the first place, and that the births have happened differently suggests this generation is going to be even more special.
Keep writing, and keep up the good work!

Refreshing change

I don't usually read poetry, but this was very good.
It was only a few lines, but the author managed to put so much soul and emotion into those few lines.
A little can sometimes say a lot, and that is clear here.
Keep up the good work!

Totes Cool!

I've read the first few chapters, and it seems really imaginative and well thought through.

The author has a really good way of writing about teenagers. The way they talk and think, the slang.

I also. love how with the sickness in this book, it starts showing up slowly just on the nails which is really good.

I also like with the Griffins, how they like to pick their riders by personality, I think that's a really good idea.

Hallowed

There are only four chapters posted but you've got a very strong opening, which is always a fantastic start, and of course, well begun is half done.
Hallow, is a very strong woman who is not afraid to stand up for herself and I love that.
You're clearly building a fantasy world full of interesting creatures and species, as they keep on referring to Hallow as a human. I like how you're gradually adding to this world so the reader can find out a bit at a time, and they're not overwhelmed with information.
Keep up the great work! Sofia.

Short and Sweet

This story is so short that it only took me about five minutes to read, but I don't think it needs any more, it's perfect as it is.

Tom is a wonderfully developed character, he has his rage and jealousy towards his girlfriend which leaps off the page because it's so well portrayed.

What I find most interesting though s right at the end, Tom has a dream that he's killed his girlfriend and when we wakes up he hasn't given her the tablets and she isn't dead but lying peacefully next to him fast asleep. It's like there are two realities, it's really good!

Keep up the fantastic work! Sofia

Die For Love

(read until the end of chapter 4)

First up, i would like to say well done on finishing your first novel, I know from personal experience how difficult that can be.

There's a couple of things that I would like to comment on though, the wording can be a bit clunky and difficult to read as it doesn't seem natural. There is a very easy thing to fix though, if you read it out loud when you finish each paragraph, you will be able to hear how it sounds properly, so your writing can have a more natural flow.

You also have a tendency to repeat words, this can be good occasionally to highlight something, but the section where she was nearly raped, you have a large number of single-word sentences of just rape. It sort of takes away from the effect, rather than constantly using rape it might be more effective if you explained your protagonist's feelings instead?

Also, there is a huge anti-climax when the other man walks in, she just goes home and takes a bath. I know she must have been ashamed, but if her husband truly loved her he would have noticed that something was wrong with emotionally and talked to her about it.

Keep up the hard work, Sofia

On The Verge

(Read until the end of chapter two)
Firstly, I would like to say well done for writing your first book, I know from experience how difficult it is.
There are a few things I'd like to bring up though. Firstly, I spent the first chapter confused over whether A was a girl or a boy, it wasn't until later when he was having sex and we found out his name was Avery did I realise he was a boy. This isn't important, but just something to keep an eye on.
Your paragraphs are very long, which can be difficult for the readers to comprehend as they can't focus. Your chapters are also exceptionally long, as a lot happens in each chapter, I would suggest breaking them up.
I like the air of mystery around Avery's brothers death, and I liked his reaction when he first met Ezra, that was really well written.
Keep up the really good work, Sofia

Friday Night Thriller

I personally don't usually like erotica, and i cant normally make it past the first two chapters. There is normally all sex and no plot, or there is a plot and it's terrible.
In this case, I would like to seriously congratulate you! I managed to read all ten chapters, as I was interested in the characters as you had so much character development and drama in this book.
I wish you luck for the rest of the book.
Keep up the great work! Sofia

Bad Blood

(Read until the end of chapter 8)
This book had a wonderful start, I loved how strong a young woman Aurora is.
There is a lot of Mafia fiction where the women are submissive, or the men are domineering and controlling. But Aurora is strong, and Gabriel with his sarcasm, and trying to woo Aurora is actually quite sweet.
The spelling and grammar is great, and the plot is riveting and page-turning.
Keep up the great work! Sofia.

Mind Night Blue

I don't really read erotica, but I have read until the end of chapter three.
I do have a few suggestions though, you wanted it to be a surprise that LB was a vampire, as you left chapter two on a cliffhanger, but there was a sign that he was a vampire in chapter one, as he read her mind. If you want to keep it a surprise, I would suggest removing the mind-reading.
I like how the Vampires have a detailed history and background that you explain so clearly in chapter three. I particularly like how they are actually called Bampires, but the name evolved over time.
There was one section I found slightly jarring, when she was watching the porno, you explained the film in such vivid detail that it actually took away from the plot of the book. I would suggest removing this, but of course this is completely up to you.
Keep up the good work, Sofia.

Soren

You've got a smashing opening here, really draws the reader in.
There's only two chapters posted, but I can tell you've got the start to a really good book,
I love Luna as a character she's very bright and intelligent, and hopefully, over the course of the book she can gain some confidence but I do understand with her upbringing why she is quite so nervous.
Your descriptions are fantastic, I particularly liked the section where Luna was trying to imagine what the sun might look like, you did a great job.
Keep up the stellar work! Sofia

Hunger

You have a fantastic opening!
No grammar or spelling mistakes that I could notice.
There isn't much for me to review as there are only two chapters posted, but those two chapters are simply remarkable. The reader can really feel the starvation and desperation felt by Michael in these opening chapters.
With such a strong start as this, I'm sure the rest of the book is going to be remarkable.
Keep up the fantastic work, Sofia

The Scrupulous Gentleman

I left most of my comments for bits that need changing in the comments, so moving swiftly on.
That was bloody fantastic!!!!!
I read the whole thing in one day, it took me about ten hours and I'm actually going to bed late now, but I just wanted to know what happened, and I'm glad I stayed up.
You Know Who (not Lord Voldemort, just trying not to give away any spoilers) being the murderer, is a right shock as actually, she was the only family member I liked as she most closely resembled me, an outcast, quieter than the others less self-confident.
One point I would like to make, the epilogue after the letter (well done on that by the way. Did not see that coming!) is very long and specific but not overly detailed, readers often like to imagine themselves what happens to the characters after the book closes, rather than being told.
Keep up the Stella work ***** Sofia

Complexity

(read up until the end of chapter four)
I love what I've read! The relationship between Olivia and Maverick is absolutely adorable, and it's clear that Olivia has taken single parenthood into her stride. And Maverick is just such a cutie pie!!
I also love the fact that Olivia isn't at all jealous when her ex shows up at her family party with some blonde broad.
Keep up the fantastic work! Sofia.

Lotus

(read up until the end of chapter 5)
I like the concept, Ariana is just such a sweetheart, and I love her!
There is clearly something more than slightly fishy about that contract she signed though, and I like your foreshadowing with the drop of blood, and the voices in her head. I thought that those were both a lovely touch.
I also love how well you explain Ariana's feelings and reactions, she's very relatable and understandable character.
Keep up the great work! Sofia.

Esperanza

I managed to get to the end of chapter three, but for some reason, I really struggled to get into this book. The paragraphs and the chapters are really long, and there is a lot of telling the reader what happens, with hardly any dialogue. For example, I told them good morning, or I went to work. There isn't really any description.
Also in the first chapter, you tell us a lot about the main characters, but it's almost as if you tell the readers too much, about their lives, and families and jobs and backgrounds. It's too much information, I find it is actually better, to drip-feed information to the reader, a small bit at a time otherwise it could be a bit too overwhelming.
Keep up the hard work, Sofia

Neema the Light

This is a fantastic start, and well begun is half done.
I love how Victor is a half-vampire. so he's got all the immortal stuff and flight powers of a vampire, without actually being evil.
Neema is great too, I can't wait to see which monsters she has to face, and I love your concept.
Keep up the great start, Sofia

The CEO needs to learn how to control his temper!

Not to self- Do not accept a job if you're told not to have an affair with the boss. That probably means that the boss has had many affairs with his employees in the past!!

There is an excellent premise here, I particularly liked the last two chapters, where he was integrating her, thinking she had been sent by his uncle, and when Beth finds out where Zoe is and tells her she was meant to be at a different office.

Keep up the fantastic work! Sofia

Woah!

That book was fantastic, not very long, but the story and the character were just amazing. Into such a short story you have managed to fit so much, characters you care about, a fair amount of mystery and even some mystery, not to mention a cliff hanger ending. If you can do something so remarkable with a short story, I can't begin to imagine what you can do with a full lengthed book.

I Am Jason

First up, kudos on the beautiful cover, it really suits the content.
I love how the reader can feel Jason's confusion at the beginning, and his confusion builds and builds along with the readers. I really love the idea of the sentients, half zombies, half-humans that's really quite clever.
You have got a fantastic start here, and I love your characters particularly Jason, I hope he eventually has his memories come back. Keep up the stellar work, Sofia

The Bucket List

The book has a fantastic start, Jenifer is dying, which for some people can cause a reckless streak as seen with your main character. They're going to die anyway so F it, they might as well enjoy themselves. Your main character is really realistic, her feelings when she finds out she's going to die, her determination to try and do something with her life.
Keep up the great work, Sofia

The Wrong Train

There are only the first few chapters up, but the prologue is certainly intriguing I'm interested to see how Sophies gets to that point.
I like how there are two potential love interests for Sophie, the jock and the scholar, personally I would usually go for the sensitive bookish guys when given a choice, but it will be interesting to see what happens with Sophie.
Keep up the great work, Sofia

An Artists Temprement

Having been on this site for six months, I've learnt that artists particularly writers, can be emotionally unstable, self-conscious and most importantly vulnerable. I am all these things personally, and I can see these traits in your protagonist.
You have been able to portray writers and painters vulnerability in such a way, that I almost wanted to give him a hug. Not wanting to go out, or go and talk to people at parties makes complete sense to me as I have high social anxiety, but you have portrayed that in a really good way.
I will definitely be interested in reading any more works of yours, especially if it's a longer work.
Keep up the fantastic work, Sofia

Rose

(Read up until the end of chapter eight)
I like this book, and how it has all the classic traits of a horror novel, whilst still being suitable enough for a child of eleven or twelve to read because there isn't too much violence or blood.
I love all the ways that you make the town seem creepy, the weird school rules, not being able to leave, her landlord changing age overnight. All of this is very creepy and very cool, not to mention Damien who is just a force all to himself!
You've got a fantastic start here, and I'm sure you will be a great author.
Keep up the stellar work, Sofia.

The Intriguing Neighbour

There are only four chapters posted so far, but it's very good.
I like how Lars thinks how everyone is beneath him, it kind of reminds me of Mr Darcy from early on in Pride and Prejudice.
I find this intriguing because of the mystery behind Peter and Lars, I want to know more about them!
Keep up the good work, Sofia.

An Angel in Disguise

Firstly, the angel in this story is Alma, not Ariel.
Secondly Narcissus? Ha! Brilliant!
I like the concept, and your writing is very easy for the reader to understand, and your characters are very relatable.
Your paragraphs are longer than they could be, could you split them into smaller ones?
Alma is a sweetie, and I hope that Ariel learns to appreciate her.
Keep up the great work, Sofia

Child of the Flowers

(reviewed up until the end of chapter three)
The characters in this story are fantastic, I can feel Skye's pain when she decides to leave her friends and life behind.
I love Rhyse (sorry if that's spelt wrong) as I'm quite bookish and i'd love to cool and collected and logical like him in a crisis.
The chapters are quite long, possibly split them up into shorter ones?
I'm probably going to come back to read more later because what I've read so far is fantastic.
Keep up the great work, Sofia.

Just As You Are

Firstly, from a family of redheads, I love the red-headed characters in your book, and I love your cover it's gorgeous.
The entwining plots between the twins and the other boy are confusing in the first few chapters, but later in they do make sense.
The main girl actually reminds me of Lily Potter from the Harry Potter series, and it's not just the Lillium thing. They are both red heads who are more than ready to stand up for themselves.
keep up the great work, Sofia.

The Unforged Crown

I've read up until the end of chapter six, and the characters themselves seem interesting, and well developed.
The problem I am finding though is that there are so many of them. The prologue didn't really make sense, and just as I was starting to get used to the characters, the POV, and the setting changed entirely.
The chapters with Marlow, despite the POV change, in a way actually made more sense to me, as I could sense the plot and the confusion with Alex getting chosen as the next king over someone else.
You have a very well developed world, but you are doing a lot of name dropping of characters we hardly know. The characters all know each other which is understandable, but the reader doesn't. Introduce the characters slowly, rather than all at once, and the book should be much easier for the reader to understand and enjoy.
Keep up the good work, Sofia

Xavier

I have played D&D a few times with my friends, and this story is highly reminiscent of it. Guild leagues, learning spells, killing monsters completing quests.
I read until the end of the fifth chapter, but what I read so far was very good, there is action but not too much of it. The characters are well developed, especially Xaviar and Thea.
I love how God is not only an attractive woman, but she has a sarcastic quip about her which makes her more

'human' and relatable.
What I've read so far is fantastic, keep up the great work, Sofia

Kevin is a Gem!

Kevin, although he tries to hide it is a little sweetheart.
I'm sure his 'girlfriend' means well, but Kevin deserves someone better. Perhaps they will grow to love each other, but Kevin needs a girl or of course a boy who fully appreciates him.
I love how Kevin plays the trumpet, and how he has been offered the job playing in the restaurant which I'm sure will be much less soul-crushing than his cafe job.
Keep up the great work, Sofia

Poetic

The language is beautiful and poetic, and everything is so detailed you feel like you're part of the world.
The incorporation of your language is lovely, and the odd word would be good but having the majority of the dialogue not being in English is quite distracting for the reader.
The main problem I have is the plot, I read all the way through until chapter seven, but I couldn't follow the plot, I wasn't quite sure what if anything was going on.
Please don't give up, you have a magical way of using words, Sofia

Complicated indeed

This story has got a fantastic start!
I love how you manage to tell the same day, and the same meeting even from two completely different perspectives. Some people try this, and it's a bit boring because you're reading the same thing twice, but this is certainly not the case here.
it is also interesting how the woman is having an affair with a married man, and the man left his long term girlfriend because she was having an affair. That makes a lovely contrast.
Your characters are wonderful, and I can't wait to see their relationship develop.
Keep up the fantastic work, Sofia

All Of Me

Fantastic start!
I know the insecurity that a single mum can feel, especially if their husband cheated on them. My Mum brought me and my sister up on her own and has struggled with trusting men or finding a partner ever since.
Jane and Asher both seem like great characters, yes they are middle-aged, but they are still full of life.
I'm interested to see where this story goes next, but I think maybe you should include more of Libby and Matty, maybe they could get to know Asher a bit?
Keep up the great work, Sofia

The Syderstone Ghost

I've read the first four chapters, and it's fantastic so far.
I like how you alternate between the present day and the past in the book. It's well done because you provide context for the story, but the story is still interesting because of the chapters in 1950's and you keep the plot ongoing.
I notice later in the book you sometimes use these chapters for diaries or letters which I think could work really well.
I love the characters of the Vicar, and Charlie and think they'll be lots of fun. I also hope that the great aunt makes a proper appearance later as she sounds brilliant.
Keep up the fantastic work, Sofia

Redamancy

Enchantingly beautiful!
I've read the first five chapters, and it's wonderful. I love all your main characters, they all seem lovely, and I almost feel sorry for Regina as I feel bad for her knowing that Elaine will proablaby get Nickolai.
You can also feel Elaine's tiredness and her exhaustion. in your writing.
Please keep up the writing, Sofia

Flower of Death

I love the concept, but everything is quite complicated and long-winded.
There is a lot of detailed descriptions, with no real explanations why. For example, the first few chapters, are the exact same event from a different point of view, but you never actually tell the reader that the POV has changed.
There is a lot of potential here though, so keep up the work, Sofia

Astra

First off, I love the cover, it's fantastic and looks exactly like your protagonist.
I like how the reader can feel Astra's confusion, they know as little as she does, and you really manage to portray Astra's feelings of confusion and isolation.
There's only four chapters so far, but it seem's like a fascinating read.
Keep up the great work, Sofia

Captivating

This story is very good so far.
To the point where it's page-turning, I've got about five books I'm meant to be reviewing, but I kept on telling myself just one more chapter.
Quite a lot of erotica, has literally no plot whatsoever, it's just constant sex. There is a plot here, and deep down, who can resist a good old love triangle?
A few points, the first section is set in America, but until they went to LA airport, I thought it was set in India, you should probably make that more clear to your readers.
Point number two, sometimes you write, that Kiara and her friends talked for a while. What would really be useful to get to know the characters, especially when you're first meeting the characters is if you actually include the dialogue.
Keep up the great work, Sofia

Partners in Arson

I've read what already been posted, and I've got to say it's fantastic!
I've done a lot of reviews on here, and a lot of them have grammar mistakes, or plot holes, or are just difficult to read in general, but I don't have this problem here.
The plot is intriguing, the dual point of view, and alternating between chapter is very well carried out, and there is an air of mystery. Why did Ethan go to prison? Why does Amelia not want any friends? And where in the world are Ethan and Ellie's parents??
As well as all this, I found the book refreshing, because the book is clearly written by a British author, as they use Mum and maths, as well as several other things. I have no problem's with American's or American works, I've spent a lot of time in the states, but as I'm English myself I do sometimes find it slightly jarring to read math instead of maths and so on.
Keep up the fantastic work, Sofia

March

I read the first five chapter, and the plot, punctuation and grammar is really good. The reader really feels thrown into the chaotic world that she writes about.

A few points, the teenagers don't act like teenagers, they act like vindictive people in there twenties. This might be the point to make them seem really mature and untrusting, but they are still teenagers. The only people who don't seem like that are the Drama group, who are just a bunch of darlings!

There is one thing that makes the story hard to follow, there are a lot of names, and characters are thrown around. Each chapter is a different POV or a different club. Pick one person or club and stick to it, this will make it less confusing and convoluted for the reader.

Keep up the Great work Amy, yours always Beth XOXO

Intoxicating

I'm not really much for erotica, and I usually hate books centred around sex. Mainly, because there is no plot to it.

But this was just fan-flipping-tastic! The chemistry between Sofie and Philip was just amazing, and the way that they interactede with each other.

I like the idea, of flipping the stereotype and having male escorts rather than female, and Philip isn't just a sex god, but much more than that, he's an intellectual who you can have a real conversation. Yes he has an amazing body, but he's more than that.

I love what you've written so far, keep up the great work, Sofia (not the undercover journalist.)

Fantastic!

You have a real way of making relatable characters.
Kennan dies within the first chapter, but it still nearly brought me to tears.
I like how Rownan develops from an outright git, and starts being nice. Hopefully, eventually Paige will realise it's better to have a man in real life, than a dream boy she hasn't actually seen in eight years.
As for criticism, your chapters and paragraphs are very long, so you might want to split them up a bit.
Keep up the stellar work, Sofia.

Fan Flipping Tastic!!

It was amazing!
I almost can't think of anything else to stay, it's practically flawless!
The characters, the plots, just brilliant.
The only slight problem I have is the cliffhangers. The occasional cliffhanger is good, but overusing them can ruin the effect.
Also, you use the same sentence at the beginning of the next chapter, as you did at the end of the last. This is slightly unnecessary.
Keep up the amazing work! Sofia.

Zany Destiny

First of all congratulations on starting writing a book. I know personally how hard that is, am I'm a writer myself.
The writing at the moment is, to be honest, a bit clunky. There are words missing so things aren't grammatically correct, If this was only occasional, it wouldn't matter as much, but these mistakes are quite frequent, so it distracts the reader from enjoying the book as much.
My suggestion to you is start editing, perhaps get Grammarly? I use that site myself and it works really well. Also, if you read the work out loud, it can help you realise if there's a word missing, or if it sounds right.
Don't give up, and keep at it. Good luck! Sofia

Nario

I'm a quarter Italian, so my Mum's always laughed that my Dad's family are secretly part of the Mafia!
I love this story, particularly Milan, I feel so terrible for her.
One of the main problems I can find, is grammatical problems. But that of course can be fixed with editing.
Keep up the great work, Sofia

Flawless

I have read several sets of poetry in the last few days for review swaps, and I know that however much I practise or write, my prose will never be anywhere near as good as your poetry. In a few short lines, you can change someone's opinion on something or touch their heart.
Your poems are amazing, some of them are only a few lines long, but they get their point across and they don't need to be any longer!
Keep up the fantastic work! Sofia

His Magnifence.

This book really is magnificent, and I don't have a power-hungry dictator forcing me to say that.
I read the first eleven chapters for a review swap, but this really is extraordinary.
I like the contrast between the chapters that have the young Jesse as a POV, and of course the others with the Great Magnificence himself. He is well-deserving of the nickname You Know Who, which is more than slightly reminiscent of Voldemort, but rightly so Voldemort could learn lessons from this guy!
Keep up the fantastic work! Sofia

Jules

This book is off to a fantastic start! One of the most important things, when you start writing, is to have relatable characters so that the readers can get into their heads.
You have managed to do this, I could feel Jules and Taylon's misery and suffering at the hands of their uncle.
I know this is probably me being optimistic, but I hope that life gets better for the twins in later chapters, and Miguel gets whats coming to him.
Keep up the good work! Sofia.

Fantastic!

I can't fault it. The story is amazing so far, you feel for the two characters loss with the aftereffects of the Tsunami, but you can already see the chemistry slowly building between them. I liked your use of a flashback in chapter three, it wasn't too long, but it did help explain the relationship between Isabelle and her husband.
Keep up the great work! Sofia

Page Turning

This excerpt was fantastic, from beginning to end.
I loved the flashback, as it really made the reader feel sympathy for Wylan. He wants to do the right thing, he won't kill the Indians just because he's been asked to.
The summary of the story sounds really interesting, my only regret is that there isn't anymore posted on this site.

The Final Scene Of Our Movie

I don't usually read much poetry, more of a prose girl myself. You are a really good poet, keep up the fantastic work! Sofia

Mr CEO's Ex-Wife

This book so far was fantastic!
You can really feel Sarah's pain. I hope that life gets better for her and that Maxwell and Angela get their just desert. I don't know why but I really like Damien.
Keep up the good work! Sofia

Really Good

I don't read much poetry, and I know it's all supposed to be about different peoples interpretations, but I think that first poem was meant to be about rumours and gossip in the first part, and then death. This could mean to me either the death of a rumour, or death to gossip, or of course gossip costs lives.

My interpretation could of course be completely wrong, but it got me thinking which is what poetry is meant to do. Keep up the great work! Sofia.

Wow!

That was amazing!
I think that if you had made this more than a short story, it wouldn't have worked so well. It was fantastic! you managed to cram so much emotion and feeling into such a short story.
There weren't are grammar problems that I could see.
Keep up the amazing work! Sofia

Obey

I like the idea here, but to be honest I was a bit confused. I only read the first two chapters, so it probably gets easier to read as you get further in.
There are too many characters in the first chapter, you've thrown your readers in at the deep end, which can be a good thing, but there are so many characters and names that's it difficult to keep track of them all.
With this mind though, the dialogue and playful banter between the characters makes it clear how easy and open their friendships are.
The only other thing is, your chapters are quite long. You don't have to take anything out to fix this, just break them into smaller chapters.

The Fued

Fram reading the first two chapters, you've got some really good characters.
The only thing I will say is that its a bit strange for you to include Andromeda's writing, as it's a completely different book with in a book that already exists. It takes away from the plot of the main story and can be confusing for the readers.

There Are No Faults In Our Stars

I only meant to read the first few chapters of this for a review swap, but I found myself reading the whole thing in one sitting.
It was fantastic, amazing. Just perfect.
The way you have written this, normal things such as getting coffee or going on a date seem really special. This can happen when a couple have a very special connection.
I know that for those six weeks, Brooklyn and Hugo fit more in love then most people can into a whole lifetime.

Great One shot

For a short story it's really difficult to portray the mood of the characters and the plot in a thousand or so words.
But you've done a really good job, there is a lot of tension between the married couple, and they're both showing that they're worried about the baby in different ways, but I think when it arrives they are both going to love it to pieces!
Just a quick point, you've put a lot of background and information in the summary, a lot of which doesn't get brought up in the story. You might want to think about that.
Keep up the great work! Sofia

Really good

I like the idea, how they can help each other with their powers, how she can grant wishes and they can both talk to ghosts, especially Allan he cracks me up.
You've got really good characters which is vital.
Your grammar and punctuation needs some work, but that's already in the other reviews. Sometimes you somehow miss letters in words and just put a space instead. This is all of course just editing.
The only big thing I found that was offputting was how you end chapters. Having a cliffhanger is fine, but you don't need them every chapter.
Also ending the chapters with ... doesn't really make sense. You could just leave them out.

Fantastic!

This story so far is just amazing! I can't find any faults.
I love how you take the characters that already exist, and the plot that's already there, and include them but write your own story.
Malfoy seems like a right git, but your main character seems to know that and is trying to avoid him when he can.
I also love how you've got a character with the Slytherin traits ambition, cunning and all that, but he doesn't seem to care about peoples blood like other people.
I hope he gets to spend some more time with Harry, Ron and Hermione later in the book.
Keep up the stellar work! Sofia

Great opening

I read the first five chapters, and it's great!
So far with the twelve teenagers stuck on an island, it seems like a cross between a horror story and an older version of Lord of the Flies.
I love how when they're upset they all talk over each other, which is realistic, not letting anyone finish their sentences.
Keep up the great work! Sofia

Interesting start

I like the plot, it's fascinating and the characters seem to jump off the page.
The paragraphs are a bit long but that can be fixed.
There is quite often a time jump in the middle of a chapter. Whenever you need a time jump, might I suggest a new chapter?
Your book seems to be overly descriptive. Description is important, but if there is too much description it takes away from the action of the story.
Keep up the great work! Sofia

Gripping

This was a really good start!
I felt how scared Ravine was during the Ravager raid, and when trying to escape.
I also really felt her guilt, thinking everyone getting captured was her fault. I also really felt her love for her family, particularly her little brother.
It would be really interesting to see what you do next.
Keep up the good work, Sofia

Spellbinding!

I loved this, it was amazing!
I really liked how the difference between the two mains was reflected through tier powers. One is water and air and is fairly calm and collected, whereas the one with the fire powers is out of control and slightly reckless.
I was only supposed to read five chapters, but I got so hooked I read about nine!
You've got a real talent, I really felt for Liam when his Mum died.
Keep up the great work! Sofia

Amazing opening!

There's only the first few chapters up so far, but wow! Just Wow!
I like how you chuck the readers in at the deep end with the action-packed prologue. But then the first chapter is such a contrast, meeting the main character and her friends. They've got really good relationships so it will be interesting to see what you do with that in later chapters.
And then ending the first chapter, with the heroine being told that this man has been looking for her for three years! Just amazing.
Keep up the stellar work! Sofia

Great Concept!

I love the concept here, making the man work to find out the girls name and number.
There is a lot of chemistry between Alivia and Nick which is of course important.
A few points, Alivia if she is English, would call her mother Mum not Mom. That's just a British thing.
The main problem though is your paragraphs. They are too long and quite confusing. They're confusing because more than one person talks in the same paragraph or even the same sentence. If you can fix this, it will make the story flow much better, and make it easier for the reader to read.
But of course, the important thing here is having the right plot, characters, concept. Which you do they're amazing! The stuff you need to look at is technical stuff which can be easily fixed.
Keep up the good work, Sofia.

Great Concept!

The going back in time to save the future trope is of course not new, but from what I've read you've got a very good start.
I read the up to the end of the second mission and I love how well she gets on with her Dad, having good relationships with your parents is important for characters.
The only slight problem I have is that you have almost too much description. There isn't too much dialogue, and you give a lot of background. This can be overwhelming for the reader.
Keep up the good work! Sofia.

Wow!

How you can fit such a deep, emotional story into three short chapters I don't know, but it was bloody fantastic!
You could feel the pixies heartbreak through the story, and you really feel for her.
I really thought she was going to get Cain at the end!
Keep up the amazing work! Sofia

Fantastic Characters

The characters in here are fantastic.
All my stories are about family and their connection.
From reading the first few chapters, it's clear that the family connections in this book is amazing.
A few points, you've thrown your readers in at the deep end which can be great, but you seem to have given too much information at once which can be confusing.
Keep up the good work! Sofia

Great Characterization!

The characterization of Saffie is great, I loved it!
I have high anxiety myself, so from reading the first few chapters she's really relatable to me. the way she feels about things and her reactions are spot on!
You also have a way of explaining your fantasy world and the way it works to your reader without overloading with too much information.
Keep up the good work! Sofia

Great!

I love the way that this author, makes mythological creatures like Elves seem like humans and makes them really relatable.
The chapters aren't too long so they're a manageable length and the characters are lovely.
Keep up the great work! Sofia

Cant Wait for more!

This was really bloody good!
Not too much in each chapter, so you can get really in-depth to the feelings of your characters.
Flash backs are really to get wrong, but they are spot on. No explanation necessary, they just work.
I can't wait for more to be posted, as I love the Romans!
Keep up the really good work, Sofia

Baby Vampire

There is a blood-sucking baby in this book, which is horror enough on its own, as most babies are merely life-sucking.
The plot is really good, and you can more than feel the desperation of the main character.
Keep up the good work! Sofia

Page turning

I have been doing about ten review swaps over the last few days, but I saved this book till last as it I wanted to really savour it.
It was more than worth it, this story was amazing!
The characters jumped off the page and I could really feel the chemistry.
I was nearly crying at the end, but then there was that one last twist when I wasn't expecting it!
You should write more, it was amazing!
Keep up the good work, Sofia

Really Good

I don't usually read this kind of thing, space travel and intergalactic worlds.
I've read the first few chapters, and I can see how some people are going to love it!
The world and the characters are exceptionally well developed. This is, of course, vital, because no matter how good your plot is if your characters arent any good the plot won't work.
Good luck, and keep up the good work, Sofia.

Intresting Start

I've read the first two chapters that have been published, and it's intriguing.

The world is very developed, and all the characters are full of personality. It will be interesting to see what you do with the rest of the story.

There are a lot of characters thrown at you at once though and there aren't many explanations and a lot of viewpoint changes which can be confusing. I would suggest, making your chapters shorter, new chapter for a new viewpoint maybe?

My only other note is that your summary at the beginning is very interesting, but it has nothing to do with the first few chapters.

Keep up the good work! Sofia

Amusing

I read the first couple of chapters, and it was very funny. I loved the part where she thought there were ghosts when it was actually just people doing it.

The dialogue of the young students is spot on, some people have university students talk to sophisticated, which whilst they're talking amongst themselves they don't usually do.

Well done, keep up the good work!

Really intresting

I read the first four chapters, and it was really exciting, lots of mystery and intrigue.

I really liked how strong and empowered the female characters were which is always a good thing.

The grammar and vocab were really good, and the world and characters were really imaginative and developed. Keep up the good work!

A Perfect Recipe

This was amazing!

All the characters are really good. Salem is trying so hard to hide her dark powers, but they keep on trying to spill out which I love. Leo though, he is brilliant, so caring and kind, and understanding, just what she needs.

I also love that, in this book the author is really good at portraying anxiety. The heroine is worrying about things in earlier chapters but in a realistic and relatable way. I have high levels of anxiety myself, so I know whats it's like and the authors' portrayal was spot on!

Good opening

The first chapter was really good. Lots of suspense and scary. I don't usually read horror, but I can understand its appeal to some people.

It was very well-paced, and you did a good job of introducing the main character and setting up the story. There was enough background for the heroine's motives to be understandable, without me feeling too overwhelmed with information.

You were amazing at depicting her emotions. For example, I could really feel your heroines rage when she was talking to the lady over the phone

The grammar was good, and the vocab was well used.

Great start!

This was a really good start to a story.

The sibling dynamics between Melody and her two older brothers in amazing. You can tell there's a lot of love there.

It would be interesting to see where the story goes from there!

Really good

Considering that English isn't your first language this is really good!

The plot is gripping. I'm don't usually read Mafia romance but I can see why this might appeal to some people. The characters are very well developed, and there are lots of good cliffhangers.

The grammar and punctuation could use a bit of work but that's all editing so that can be fixed. Also occasionally you use the wrong word for something, the one that jumps to mind is 'browny'. A browny in English is usually used as a term for someone with dark skin, a brownie on the other hand is a type of chocolate cake.

Keep up the good work, you're a really good writer, Sofia

Caged

A fascinating start!
I like how even though Gizelle and Lucifer are very different characters, they seem to have similar backgrounds. Upper class, trying to run away from abusive families to start a new life.
I love little Lizzie, I will always have soft spots for Elizabeths though as it's my middle name.
Keep up the fantastic work! Sofia