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"Is there a historical library here? I wonder what kind of books you guys have!" "Do you like reading books?" "Sometimes," she beams. "I mostly read science fiction and adventure books! Now look at this! I feel like I am dreaming!" "Aren't women most interested in romance? Knight saves a damsel in distress? A forbidden love? Star crossed lovers?" "Not all!" Mizuko snorted. "I love it when the leading characters are strong, unbeatable and chill. It bores me when the lead is weak and too kind." "Do you not know how boring it is to be too powerful?" he questions her. "I know someone too powerful that he views everything boring and monotone. Nothing excites him, not even when he takes a life."

Cyrus immediately sent him the link. After Charles saw the list, he opened it immediately and began to search for several books. As Charles went through the list of books, he was rather puzzled. Why were all the female protagonists inside these novels so horrifying? Almost all of them were fighting with their family members over the family property. The male protagonist's existence was so weak too! He had finished reading the free chapters. However, the male protagonist had appeared only less than twice! Was it because Wrenna had read too many novels like this, so she didn't want to be in love?

They'd arrived a week ago, and while they'd caught vague traces of wolf in the area, they'd yet to encounter any. Of more concern were the disappearances of the human women within a hundred-mile radius who kept reappearing dead, their bodies raped, beaten, and clawed as if by wild animals. The newspaper had barely touched on the murderous rampage, probably because, up until a few weeks ago, the missing women were ladies of the night, aka prostitutes, who probably ranked low on the crime-solving radar. As far as the public knew, the first kidnapping had occurred about two weeks ago, and the police, for some reason, weren't correcting the misconception.

As this book approaches its end, bringing the series to a close, I'd love to know—who has been your favorite character across all three books? For me, it's Lila. Who's your favorite, and what made you love them?

She uttered, and everyone had a pain on their faces while I want to pass everyone and hug her tightly assuring that she is safe. “Then I thought if a Princess can get her spirit wavered with the words itself, I cannot think how a woman feel when she is subjected to them. Today with the acceptance of the whole Council an order is being passed that not a single woman is to be taken in as Slave in any circumstances just for the reason of not having someone to care for her. She should be taken to the Council or any Queen and given the safety.” She uttered before stepping back letting King Vali step forward.

“Tonight, a year from now. Ten years from now. Maybe longer. It makes no difference. Sartis Est, like all these fools that pile into Warlanda thinking themselves friends of King Edward’s, will all eventually see war.” Dressed in a grey ball gown with a skirt that flared out, the woman was hardly to be believed. That little display as she took down six armed men all on her own was not to be sneezed at though. Even if he did believe her, so much the better for him. He’d only have to bide his time and watch things happen.

“That’s not how this works.” “Then tell me how it does.” Silence stretched. Then the woman exhaled once. Controlled. Deliberate. “Aurora didn’t begin with Silas.” Evelyn’s stomach tightened. She had heard something like this before. From Helix. But this— this felt clearer. Colder. More complete. “It didn’t begin as a pediatric trial,” the woman continued. “It began as a foundation protocol.” Victor’s voice came low. “Primary subject.”

With this book their stories conclude, since ‘Lush Curves’ is the final book in this series. If you'd like to consider purchasing another one of my books, I suggest choosing one of my other three series available on GoodNovel (the series are called 'Unseen Enemy', ’The Road Devils MC’, and 'Fighting For Love’). If you’d like to meet a whole new group of characters (and maybe see a few from this series drop in for surprise appearances), then I hope that you’ll start a new series. I also invite you to check out my website www.marysoljamesromance.com

Human food is incredible! "This is amazing!" "I know right? Look at you. Oh my gosh. You are wiggling in your seat. I love it! Do you come here often?" "It is honestly my first time coming here. I'm a little new to the area." "You found a bomb place! I've been coming here longer than I have worked here. Ooh! H.P Lovecraft? Seriously! He's one of my favorites!" She squeals and picks up the book. "I've just started reading, and already I love it."

The Little Mermaid popped out at me, as did The Emperor's New Clothes, but I thought maybe a story that people are foolish in public wouldn’t be the best choice. Then I looked around some more and picked up Floca’s Moonshot: The Flight of Apollo 11, Lewis’s The Wolf, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, and Dahl’s Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, and a few others. I paused at the Harry Potter series, but while the girls were old enough, being werewolves, for the story, I knew the sizes of the books would put them off. Next year, I thought. They’d have handled textbooks by then and wouldn’t be so rapidly opposed to books an inch thick or more.