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Maid To Be (Book Three)

Maid To Be (Book Three)

You still would find Ol Tim’s rickety ford parked right outside his yard, not to forget the number of squirrels, that scurried around his home, threatening to run the man mad. Even right outside Mother’s Porch where I stood now, I could hear him screaming at the top of his voice, bellowing for the animals to let him be. Oh, how long it has been. Ding Dong! I pushed the door bell yet again, having a peek inside, hoping to see that figure coming to reveal herself, and having almost given up, the door tore open, the same instant I turned around to leave. “Oh, darling!” Her eyes beamed on at the sight of me, arms spread out, welcoming me into her embrace.
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Love and pain

Love and pain

Daniel somehow turned everything into a bestselling book despite everyone telling him not to. Typical. And Oliver? Oliver sat on a park bench beside Ariana. Watching the world move around them. Normal people. Living normal lives. Making their own choices. Ariana leaned her head against his shoulder. "You ever miss it?" Oliver laughed. "Not even a little." She smiled. The city stretched before them. Bright. Uncertain. Free. And for the first time— that uncertainty felt beautiful. The End.
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Luna Lilith

Luna Lilith

The moment the door closed behind her, Oliver let out a deep breath, his gaze running through the tray and everything it contained. If Lilith was here, he didn't have to run through a million thoughts in his head before eating a single meal... She protected his meal like her life depended on it. A knock on the door shook him out of his trance.. only then did he realize he's been standing on the same spot where Ms Mary had left him. "Come in." The door opened and Ms Mary entered carrying a glass filled with chilled fruit drink. She smiled widely. "I hope it tastes just like Lilith's."
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NERO’S GAME

NERO’S GAME

The lion's den. Olivia got there, and stood outside Nero’s office for several minutes, her heart hammering. Her palms were sweating, and she wiped it severally on her dress. Her earlier bravado was deserting her, but she remembered Lulu’s state, and her resolve was strengthened once more—at least a bit. She put one foot forward, and frowned when she heard voices. She could hear muffled voices inside. Maybe he had a guest? Then she heard a woman’s laugh. Her stomach dropped. She knew that laugh. She knew that voice. She almost chickened out. But before she could lose anymore of her courage, she surged forward, and opened the door.
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Tempting my stepbrother

Tempting my stepbrother

But that's what made it fun. Before I knew it, I had already turned a few pages lost in the story that I forgot where and who I was. I was interrupted by a high pitch voice beside me. "Hey baby, how are you?" It was Olivia. "Cool." She sat beside me with her usual cocky smile. She grabbed the book from my grip and studied it. "Hey!! Give it back!" "This book is insane. None of this can happen." I rolled my eyes snatching it back. "That's why it's called fantasy, duh!"
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The First Wife’s Revenge

The First Wife’s Revenge

she whispered. The sound of the storm outside grew louder. Somewhere deep in the house, the floorboards creaked as if someone else was moving. She snapped the book shut, pressing it against her chest. A cold feeling spread through her body, as though the house itself had been waiting for her to find it. Olivia carried the book to the desk and sat down. She opened it again, this time slower. In the middle pages, there were paragraphs of rules, rituals, and warnings. Words leapt at her eyes:
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A Night with Mr. Mafia

A Night with Mr. Mafia

Olivia called, and Ivy walked over to her. "Yes, ma'am." "Please keep this book. You keep it safe and don't tell anyone else. For example, if I forget everything again, I will forget Zayden. Give this book to me; let me read it again," Olivia said. Ivy nodded her head firmly. "I'll do it!" said Ivy. "And Ivy-" Olivia was silent for a while, staring at Ivy over there. "Yes, ma'am?" "If I hurt Zayden, you have to protect him, protect him, and don't let him get hurt at all," Olivia said through her tears.
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The boy next door is the father of my daughter

The boy next door is the father of my daughter

he said and Olivia looked up from the book that she was reading. After sending Jaime away with the n***l that he had bought for her some hours ago, Olivia had went back to her room and searched her luggages for the book she had once buried deep inside one of her boxes. It was her favorite n***l and when she finally found it, she couldn't stop the tears that were rushing down her cheeks. The last time she opened that book was about eight years ago. Before the love of her life died.
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Flowers for Olivia

Flowers for Olivia

-, but he doesn’t and so as soon as I’m out of his sight I practically sprint back to my room. “You are not going to believe what just happened!” I exclaim to Miranda. I tell her about the strange conversation I just had with Handsome Intruder. Miranda listens to me baffled. We are trying to make sense of his strange comment when I hear a knock on my door. It’s my mom. “Oli, why didn’t you mention me you got a job?” She asks looking a little hurt. “Your father says it’s perfectly safe, but is it? The office is not in a sketchy part of town or anything, right?”
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Taming the Big Bad Alpha

Taming the Big Bad Alpha

It was like there was an interface in her mind that screened the white smoke out. She watched the book’s pages flip on their own, captivated by the strength of magic it exuded. Whosoever had sealed these memories within the book must have magic. Then Olivera saw her mother, regal and commanding, leading her people with wisdom and grace into the battlefield. The scenes shifted, showing moments of vulnerability and strength, of decisions that shaped the fate of their land. Olivera’s heart ached at the bloodshed, at the lives of her people that were lost.
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Frequently Asked Questions

I've noticed lots of folks point to 'New and Selected Poems, Volume One' as the entry point, and honestly, that's the safe recommendation for good reason. It gives you a broad sweep of her earlier work, so you can see what resonates without committing to a single themed collection. 'Why I Wake Early' was my first, though—its focus on morning light and those small, daily acts of attention felt less intimidating somehow, more like a gentle guide than a grand statement. I'd say grab whichever one you find at the library first; the gateway isn't a specific book, it's any page where her wonder clicks for you.

Her poems operate at this very specific, attentive frequency. If you're coming from flashier or more narrative poetry, her quietness might feel flat at first. I had to learn to slow down to her pace, to see the observation as the event. Starting with a 'Selected' volume helps because if one poem doesn't land, the next one might.

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