Dungeons, Dragons, Damsels, and Daughters: The Story of William Moxxey

Cynical Optimist : You can never go wrong with a B. E. Harmel story.The plot is intriguing and the protagonists are mature and sensible.I was a little disappointed with the stylized writing. Harmel, a gifted storyteller easily draws the reader in by creating characters thatbwe can connect with emotionally. Hwre, she...

Cynical Optimist : I devoured this story. There isn't much to say that hasn't been said already.This is a wonderful feel-good read.

tatianne Ingrid: Adorei cada capitulo! parabens

lunaartsoul___: I loved the way your story unfolds. The emotional depth and structure made it feel very engaging, almost cinematic at times.I’m someone who enjoys both reading and visual storytelling, and your work really stood out to me. If you’re open to chatting about creative ideas someday, I’d love that.

Marene80: I liked the suspense of not knowing when Zachary and Amara were finally going to get together.

Maureen: I liked how the author described how the characters were feeling. How there decisions and actions were influenced. This story would be a great movie, though I'm not sure how a movie could portray the emotions and inner thoughts of he characters as well as this story has.

kriffindor: Well-written, interesting story. Doesn’t make Tria a weeping woman with no strength. Overall, a good read, holds your interest!

Susan Morris: This is a fantastic romance story! The writing, the timing, the flow, the characters were all great. I love the story because it involved a “process” I had not read about before in shifter romance and was well thought out and applied to this story. Cheers to the author!

starlit_soul: Amazing story