Christmas with out you 2

Wendy Salvo: I really liked this story but now that I’ve read all three I wanted to come back with a thought, the forward on this story talks about a reverse harem and not having to choose, but there isn’t any choice, or thought of a harem until the moment she connects with them, there is only foreshadowing of o...

S.TYTECA: I really enjoyed reading this book! The story was engaging and kept me interested throughout. There were a few minor spelling errors here and there, and some parts felt a little drawn out for my personal taste, but that’s purely subjective. Overall, it was a lovely read, and I genuinely enjoyed the ...

karen cridland: Good character construction and fluid writing style.

laraivanic: This is completely stunning book, lots of heat and emotions and finally love with two different people who needs to earn and learn to be as one. Very great indeed!! Thank you for this, sincerely ♥️♥️

Lynne: Very enjoyable short story good characters and they all found love n honesty.

Anna Lezoray: Easy to read, good plot!

Danielle_Anderson: Garian’s folded arms and the anger he does not bother to hide from Tria caught my attention more than the rejection itself. He stands near the platform steps like a man watching a preventable disaster, and his insistence that the council has not agreed to exile suggests Delvan’s decree is not as abs...

Danielle_Anderson: Kira's training yard and her mirror feel like two different women, and the gap between them is where this opening does its best work. The clean arc of the sword, the shock running up through her wrists, the bright singing moment when only the blade exists, all of that is undone by the practiced soft...

Katherine Ables: This was feel good short story, and quite an enjoyable read. The plot contains elements of a typical “recipe”: evil step-sister, cruel step-mother, detached father. But the nice twists were compelling: billionaire disguised as a common man who falls in love with the poor protagonist because of her k...