The Pirates' Beloved Princess - Reviews

By far one of the worst novels out there it can’t even keep the history straight.

    I would recommend this book it is great. Once you start reading you cant stop. Its a real page turner. The auther has an amazing talent.

The author has done an amazing job at crafting this masterpiece. All you need to do is read the synopsis and you'd want to read the book. And it doesn't disappoint at all. Great read. 10/10 recommend it.

A unique* premise that is done very well so far. *I was kinda tripped out when reading your synopsis... Because it sounds *very* similar to the (current arc in the) story I'm currently writing, (World Root, which is much more slowly updated so far) is this a coincidence? Then I saw that your female protagonist is also named named Cat(herine). ?

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Hello everyone, author here. ??Please don't mind my 5 star rating.? I just want to encourage you guys to share what you think about this book, where I must improve on and maybe the changes that should be done. I am really new to this and I want to know what other readers feel about my work, whether it's good or bad.You're reviews will be very much appreciated because it will help me in developing the story and my skills as a writer ( if I can be considered one ).Thank youGod bless..?

didnt read the story yet but just wanted to comment about how this novel ends with exactly 69 chapter .lol===============================

Sky:' First Day on my Horrible New school. '

"Whoa, kid, I thought you kicked the bucket. Wait, no, by your face, I'm sure you're a ghost!"

Waiting for this day to come.

"Famished" I say, smiling widely. Behind Sam, a waiter comes outside with a red-checked table cloth and candle. He whisks it across the table, throws down silverware, lights the candles, and smiles at me.