MasukNovel & Cerita Love Bug Book
Desire (Wish, Book Two)
Mated To The Moon Goddess (Book 1 - Forbidden Love Series)
Puck Love Reunited - Book 2 in the Minnesota Ice Series
Mated (Mortal, Book Two)
“I couldn’t stop reading.”
--Reader review (My True Mate)
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When her father suddenly dies, Winter Grace, 17, is forced to fly across the country and attend a mysterious prep school, an ancient castle in a fog-covered island on the coast of Maine. Nothing here is what it seems, and it isn’t long before Winter, feeling a surging power for the first time, realizes that she is not who—or what—she thinks she is.
But when Winter feels an inexplicable crush for an elusive and dangerous boy at the school, she realizes a greater destiny is at play. She knows the relationship might destroy them both—yet she also knows that they can never be apart.
In MATED, Winter and her crush embark on a dangerous quest to retrieve the magic relic and save their friends their school.
Yet they have no idea of the fate awaiting them—or what they will need to do for each other to survive.
Creating an unforgettable world of vampires, werewolves, shifters and magic of all sorts, a world of fantasy, love and sacrifice, MORTAL will take you to another place, rife with shocking twists and turns. Fans of books such as Vampire Academy and Twilight and Crush are sure to fall in love!
Future books in the series are also available.
"The story was very well written and was unique as compared to other shifter stories.”
--Reader review (The Alpha’s Mate)
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“Excellent from start to finish and leaves you wanting more.”
--Reader review (My True Mate)
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The Book of Mara
Adore (Wish, Book Three)
Defeated [Shy Book 2]
Light & Darkness: Book 3
My Alpha (Book One)
Matched (Mortal, Book Three)
Pertanyaan yang Sering Diajukan
I picked up 'Love Bug' expecting a cute, maybe slightly predictable rom-com, but the characters really grew on me in a way I didn't anticipate. The central pair, Lila and Ben, drive the story. Lila's this freelance graphic designer who's fiercely independent and uses humor as a shield—her internal monologue is hilarious but also quietly sad sometimes. Ben's more reserved, a microbiologist who's all about facts and data, which makes his gradual emotional thaw so satisfying to watch.
It’s the supporting cast that gives the book its texture, though. There’s Marcus, Ben’s older brother, who provides most of the comic relief but also some surprisingly sharp advice. Chloe, Lila’s best friend, isn’t just a sounding board; she’s grappling with her own relationship doubts that mirror the main theme in a lower key. A character that often gets overlooked is Ben’s lab partner, Arjun. He only has a few scenes, but his dry commentary on Ben’s behavior is spot-on and adds a nice layer to the work environment.
The antagonist isn’t a person, really—it’s more their own baggage and miscommunication. Although, Lila’s ex, Derek, shows up briefly as a catalyst, representing a path she doesn’t want to go down again. What I kept thinking about after finishing was how the story treats its characters with a lot of compassion, even when they’re being stubborn or a bit silly. Their flaws feel real, not just plot devices.
