Albinusistamar
is this the last chapter
Hi guys. Chapter 26 has been updated. So sorry for the late updates. I just found out that I've been tested for covid and it does makes writing a bit slow. Do have a bit more patience and I'll try my best to finish this story ASAP. TQ
I loved the first book however I would not recommend the second unless you see that it’s completed. It goes weeks without updates due to the author “committing” to complete another book first but that was months ago. It’s truly sad because it was a great story.
Great book
This one is completed too. When will you publish a new book, author?
I loved it and it is a sweet love story
Enjoying the book. Can’t wait for more chapters
Please give my story a chance. SAVED BY THE ALPHA is also completed check it out too.
Thank you all ...
Nice write up. I'm so in love with that slap and I hope Valentina makes Simon suffer fir the pain he caused her... Before her love blooms again
I just read your blurb and it's the kind of story I'd love to read. can't wait to flip the pages.
I love this book so much, so many plot twist to keep one at the edge of your seat. My Heart kept beating against my chest as I scrolled through each chapters. Absolutely worth your money. I didn't regret reading at all.
I don't object to the heroine being a housewife; in fact, I appreciate the authenticity. However, I strongly dislike the constant derision of women in the narrative, with phrases like "because she's a woman, she's foolish, incapable, and lacks reasoning." Even when a positive attribute is attributed to a woman, it's qualified with "even if she's a woman, she..." followed by a comparison implying men are superior. The assumption that everything revolves around men and women are portrayed as universally problematic or villainous is concerning. It's disappointing to see such deep-rooted misogyny, especially considering the setting is supposedly from the 1980s and rural area. Even medieval novels I've read aren't this sexist. What irks me the most is that women are consistently blamed for any issue, while men are portrayed as wise, rational, and level-headed. It seems the author's biases seep into every storyline, where women are always at the center of negative events. It's clear that these attitudes are not reflective of a balanced portrayal.
