Book Anonymous Author Novels & Stories

Her face flushes the second she hears that, and she drops her gaze to the plate in front of her, suddenly becoming very interested in pushing a piece of lettuce around with her fork. I'm starting to wonder what else I don't know about her. “Do you have a favorite author?” Mrs. Hart asks. “Yeah.” I set my glass down. “There's this anonymous writer I really like. She's my favorite author, actually. I've read all her books, and I love every damn one of them. Her stories are addictive as hell, and I don't even know who she is, but whoever she is, she's good at what she does.”

Hindi siya makatingin ng diretso sa mga mata ng mga ito, but everyone greeted her boss who was behind her. “S-Sir. `Yung book ko pala.” Bigla siyang huminto at lumingon dito nang nasa harap na sila ng kanilang mga opisina. “Everyone Has A Story, written by the Indian Author: Savi Sharma. This was the author’s debut novel and was first published in August 2015. Sharma self-published her book, which quickly became popular and bestselling. Later it was published by Westland publishers. By February 2017 more than 100,000 copies of the book were sold,” sabi nito sabay abot ng aklat na iyon sa kaniya.

"I'll bet you wanna get rid of the book or sell it to me. I'll gladly buy it." "I would have done that if things haven't gone creepier." She opened the book that showed a blank page. "It says the name is Galaxus. The author's name, I don't know. I've tried looking it up on the internet but it hasn't given out anything. It's like the book is..." "Out of this world!" The two girls chorused and exchanged glances. "What did it say?" Anne asked, her face holding back her curiosity with less effort.

About the Author Henry C., also known as Beniochaaaan in wattpad is a big fan of anime. In her free time, she mostly spends it at home watching anime series, listening to Avril Lavigne’s songs or reading mysteries. An incoming college student who found peace and comfort on writing and reading mystery stories. For someone who’s still new in the field of writing, she’s still exploring every genre to find the right theme for her.

She immensed herself in the words and after a while was fully intrigued. The title being Contractual Marriage by HER. She creased her brows wondering why the author had decided to use such an anonymous name but she soon shrugged it off with a smile knowing that everyone had their will to decides things for themselves, and she wouldn't lie the name just like the book also intrigued her, it shared details about the author yet at the same time kept it discretive. Her smile slightly widened bringing out her phone.

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Adam’s voice cuts into my calm. “I looked up the author name you told me, but it didn’t return any hits.” I tense, my anxiety climbing again. “That’s strange.” “You said Daphne Thompson, right?” “Uh… yeah.” “Well, there’s no author by that name. There’s a Daphne Thomas, though.” “Oh.” “Miss Thomas writes some… ah… interesting stories.” He smiles. “Critics call her books ‘mommy porn.’” My stomach tight, I struggle to find a response but fail. Adam continues talking, his voice suspiciously light.

So she doesn't have a choice but to read it part by part. The author was a ghost writer. As far as she know, no one saw the author in person yet. Even the author's name and gender was still unknown to everyone. But that makes the writer more mysterious and interesting. "Nurse Tasia!" Someone shouted her name this time and Anastasia knew that she will be doomed if she wouldn't leave the room immediately. "Coming!" Taking a last glance at the book, she decided to fix herself first before going out on the nurse quarters. "Doctor Lim!" She acknowledges and gave him an awkward smile.

When the book was adapted into a movie, I bought my ticket among the very first people! The book had such a positive reception that some people even cosplayed as the characters at book signing events. Still, sadly, the author never shows up to those events. Finally, just last week, I met the editor of the book, and she hinted a sequel to me! No one had ever met the author of the book, which just added to its charm. Even the editor had confessed severally that they only spoke through emails and it was always sort of onesided. Of course, this was a simple sales pitch, and it was later debunked.

Congratulations, you have ruined any nonexistent chance you might have had with him. ‘That’s so cool! So what have you written till now? How many best sellers? I am an avid reader myself. Don’t tell me, you are that anonymous Sarah J. Williams who is there but not there. Why are you anonymous? Why hide this charming face and talents? I love all of those works. Dorky And The Hoes. Once In My Cunt. The Spicy Daddy. And The Exotic Empress. Damn! Those were hilarious.’