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Usri's ugliness was not restricted to her outward appearance only; she was also wicked within. Hence her friends called her 'Bisri', meaning ugly, behind her back. Usri hated them for that but of course, never thought of changing her evil nature. But one couldn't blame her for that. Bitching, backbiting, abusing and slandering others were intricate parts of her personality without doing which she would fail to survive! But one day, someone gave her a taste of her own medicine and how she hated it! But of course that did nothing to change her. Can one expect a leopard to ever change it's spots?
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Rosalind French: This story has so much potential to be better. I sense the author has not taken the time to proof read. At times it was confusing to read -so many typos, grammar errors etc. There was also one chapter that was extremely short. Besides all this, I enjoyed the love story. A tear or two may have been s...
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@B94: There should be more stories like this one.it's have been a while.....well done author👏👏👏
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Angelina: I realy like the banter between the characters and the way you get to see them in diffrent lights ( vulnerability, anger, guilt).
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YukkeTee: This isn’t just a romance. It’s the kind of slow-burn, messy kind of love that feels real—where two people carry scars and walls, and still choose each other anyway. The tension isn’t just between them; it’s in the quiet moments, the way they fumble through vulnerability, and the small, unspoken act...
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Emily012: Noah, Juliet, Jake and Dean shine
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miacoveventry92: Beautiful story I was hooked after the first chapter. I have a few cousins who are deaf and are just little kids. I'm in my 30's and learning sign language is hard but I'm trying. I can't have full conversations with them as I've only memorized like 50 words but I thought this story was cute and it ...
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angeliccove: I like the way it’s written, as if Iona is talking to the readers. Moving constantly from the past to present; letting readers in into the misunderstanding, heartache, loss, etc. I’m glad it’s a happy ending. Love it!
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Evochka: I have read so many mythical story, urband legend and so on, but only this time I read something about Canada, about the Dalbec curse. So happy to read, as it was not only entertaining, but also full of new things, new insights for me. Reading fiction while getting a new knowledge about new culture:...
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Miriam0011: Hi, I just wanted to reach out and say how much I love your writing style. Your work always feels so engaging and well-researched. I was actually curious how do you usually approach your research phase before you start drafting? Looking forward to hearing from you!
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