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"Love endures everything...Without love...how can one truly live?"
"Love did not build my career. It did not get me through taxes...it did not get me my college degree...it did not keep my relationship with my boyfriend...love does not accomplish much where I come from..."
"Or perhaps, where you come from, there is too little love, it explains why you are generally so miserable all the time..."
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When a fashion designer gets sucked into the magical world of Alloria, her life gets thrown upside down. Not only does magic exist, but a king is out to win her heart.
And a sinister villain wants her dead, just like in the story books of old.
And soon, she wonders whether she is stuck in a coma, or perhaps had been kidnapped by a bunch of madmen -- some in bizarre costumes. It's the only possible explanation ...right?
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At first, I thought I was reading sleeping beauty when I saw the name Philip, then when I read further, It realized was just a storye that was being read to the young king. Good job author.
The story draws you into to two different worlds, that seem completely unrelated, but somehow they get tangled up together. So far, I really enjoyed the friendship dynamics between Grace and Gwen, and Phillip and Rowan (the main characters' friends) and the part where the Grace and Phillip finally meet. The character dialogue is also very clever and highly amusing, so its definitely worth the read. The story kicked off with a lot of surprises, and it doesn't seem to be a predictable narrative, which I really appreciate. I love how cinematic the scenes are without being too descriptive, so that it leaves space for the readers imagination, because I find that too many novels focus on the details instead of developing relationships. Adventure, Fantasy and Romance are my favourite genres, so I think this will be a good edition to my library.