CherryMay2682
I loved Angel's character, but I don't like the end. I am not a person who supports cheating. In my opinion, he doesn't deserve a second chance
exquisite n brilliant
It was an amazing ride. Got hooked with the Alpha’s and Beta’s stories and by the time I got to Loving the Gamma I already knew what a great story teller the author is. The books flow into each other. You can’t help but fall in love with such well fleshed out characters. Never a wasted chapter.
I love the relationship between Owen and Mel!! absolutely love the story... couldnt put it down!!
a very good read
Haven't started reading but the cover is definitely one of the strong points of this book. Smexy, sharp and bright shads, and the color scheme is definitely snagging attention. Loved it! Ps, I've opened this book multiple times just to look at cover, LOL
YESSSS!!! So excited to see how my girls gonna navigate all this supernatural drama! Anxious to see & read your writing growth miss ma’am;)
Awesome book
dam not again let me finish this book dam
I'm not going to lie to you—I re-read the Grandma Su scene three times and I still get choked up. She's digging through the bottom of her chest, pulling out old clothes that are too big for Guai Nan, and she says: 'This year hasn't been good, and Grandma didn't prepare anything. Next year, Grandma will definitely make you a bright red New Year outfit.' Just... that line. She's a grandmother who has almost nothing, and her entire world is this baby girl who isn't even her biological granddaughter. She's already planning next year's clothes in her head, imagining the ponytail, the lucky doll appearance, the red dress. And then when the tattered cloth arrives—blue floral cotton with a mouse hole and five chi of red corduroy—her face 'blooms like a chrysanthemum.' She sees possibility where everyone else would see trash. Cut around the hole, she thinks, and there's still enough for a dress, and the leftovers can make two pairs of red shoes. This woman is a magician. The emotional core of these chapters isn't about cultivation or reincarnation or spiritual energy. It's about an old woman who refuses to let her granddaughter go without, even when the fabric is torn and the world is hard. Su Jiu may remember being a cultivator in a past life, but what she needs right now is this—someone who looks at a mouse-eaten piece of corduroy and sees a bright red New Year dress. That's love. That's the whole story right there.
First, I fell happy for the update of 4 chapters and then, I hit the end and I need more!! haha.
I can't get enough of this book!!! I am honestly hooked
