Becs

Ah... at this rate I should probably just read all you books. I read "Mischief on Earth", "How about Seven?", and "A Lady's Guide to Marrying Rich." They were all AMAZING, thank you so much for writing them. You are a wonderful author

SHOOKETH
          
          A Lady's Guide To Marrying Rich was just added to the 'Enigmatic Japan' reading list over at @AmbassadorsJP !

Do you publish on Neobook ?

@PorkStrip tripped and fell

I NEED BOOK RECOMMENDATIONS 
          
          Looking for something light, fluffy with some angst and with no sequels. Feel free to recommend your own books too!!

Hello
             So, I just finished reading "A lady's guide to marrying rich", and I felt that I just had to give it the praise it deserves. 
             There are a lot of great writers out there, but I think what sets you apart from them is your ability to present your characters in a way that makes readers relate to them. I felt real emotions reading your book and it's been a while since I've felt that. 
              
             I'm looking forward to so much more from you and I hope you never lose your drive, because you help so many people with your writing, I'm one of them. Thank you for being a writer.
          
          
          
          P.S : Your book isn't cliche at all. Anyone who says that is just jealous 

Hi :)
          I just finished reading your book, “A Lady’s guide to marrying Rich” and  I lost count of how many times it made me laugh  
          
          I love how you developed every character and of course, the ending blew me away. I’ll definitely read your other books ❤️ 

Author dearest, midnight summer’s dream was practically every girls dream❤️ Truly lovely. Thanks for giving us readers such a nice reading experience.Write more❤️

I really , apologize.  But , reporting someone's work is so hurtful to the person  , so I gave the cautionary before hand.
          
          
          I already took that down
           I am sorry again.

I really loved a Lady’s guide to marrying the rich (that’s what it’s called right?) and honestly I couldn’t stop reading it. I love how Akai always says something that’s true just not the whole truth. I also loved how you incorporated your culture in the story and as an Asian I have been-looking  for years on how to describe rice in meals and you described it perfectly. Lot of love ❤️ 
          Nat