We are happy to announce that we are running a 5-day free promotion for our book Ai, Princess of Ore, for our viewers to read and leave a review. This is a great time for you to read our book at no cost at all. All you need is to click on the Amazon ebook... Continue Reading →
Hello everyone! I am pleased to announce that the book "Ai, Princess of Ore" is now available for purchase on several platforms. Please see TWF Books for purchase options. Here is another free preview of a chapter of the book. (And a little peek on a generated image of a character... I think the character is way better looking, but... enjoy) See previous preview (Preview 2 ) here TWO Ai swiftly placed her hands over her mouth, feeling regretful of her words as she recalled the events that led to the change of her Knight’s name from Jarit to Michael. After he had been stabbed at the orphanage, she had thought he was dead, but by some good fortune, he survived. When he awoke, after many days of lying unconscious, it seemed like he had been born anew, and the princess had the new name ready...
“Prince Zova.” Aisa called disbelievingly. She could not fathom that he was truly standing before her. “Yes, Aisa, it is I,” he said gently, stretching his hand to her. She reached out to take it but swiftly pulled back her hand. “No! I am not worthy to be called Aisa anymore. I shall remain Kuroi,... Continue Reading →
Kuroi felt a sharp pain in her head and screamed out in pain as her memories slowly returned to her. Her memories aligned with Pince Zova's story of her life before becoming a beggar. She realised that the servant who deceived her into taking the master life-gem to the underworld King was Zebub. She also... Continue Reading →
Kuroi had expected the prince’s death to be swift and silent. However, when the angry voice of the giant yelled for his men to keep attacking, her eyes flew open, and she could not believe the sight before her. At least half of the mob had been defeated by the prince. She watched as a... Continue Reading →
Kuroi gasped in shock at the words of Zebub’s master. There was no way she could prove that she was not privy to the man’s plan. She looked from the man to the prince and was surprised that he remained unfazed by the man’s words. “You should know that death is the price for such... Continue Reading →
Zebub, a short, scruffy, cunning man who had helped her, through his master, get the legal rights to beg on the streets was standing before her. Although grateful to him for giving her a source of livelihood, she knew he was a greedy man, as he made her give him sixty per cent of all... Continue Reading →
Aisa listened carefully to the prince as he narrated details of her life that she could not recall. While she was curious about all he had to say, she remained suspicious of him, seeking to discover whatever he was plotting. She listened cynically to the incredible tale about how she was once a noble who... Continue Reading →
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