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Locked away and tortured for ten years, Freya finally escapes the clutches of her uncle. As she journeys through the Yarra forest, she meets an unexpected ally. Seth Night, ruthless Male fae warrior, and war-hardened, finds Freya and becomes her mentor, training her to be the thing her uncle despised the most.
Her training makes her stronger, but there are secrets within herself and others that she needs to uncover. Will she be able to uncover them before it's too late?
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The story was overall great. Beautiful writing, except for a few minor grammar mistakes (which the author apologised for). The story is set in modern medieval times, and have reference to a lot of mythological characters. I love that there are other characters involved, and especially love the ******* between the two main characters. The story still has a chapter pending (which I really can't wait for). Well done on your first publication.
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So far, so good. Quite an interesting work you've got here. The chemistry born from the union of fire and ice huh. The grammar was a bit shaky in the beginning, but noticeably improved each following chapter. There are still some snags, but we all suffer from such mistakes at some point, so it's okay. The story does have potential. And you also did quite well with crafting the overall atmosphere. The writing style suits the theme quite well, and helps in reader immersion. Good job. Cheers!