Monroe Gomez is a spoiled princess whose hobby is to shower hate on those she deems lesser beings. When Fate plays a nasty joke on her and ruins her family's wealth, she's left with nothing but a pretty face. Her last shot at redemption? Joining Temptation Island, the infamous island of sin. *** What Monroe wants, Monroe always gets. Even with poverty looming at the horizon for her family, Monroe Contessa Gomez believes that she can find a way to keep her high-maintenance party girl and socialite lifestyle. But strong will alone won't feed her--worse, she has no skills to depend on nor anyone willing to help her because of her bad temper. Her only hope is to depend on her beauty and body to trap a rich man. But in her visit to Temptation Island, she is forced to swallow her pride and depend on Abram Jacinto, the geek she used to bully in her childhood, or risk being booted out of the place where her wealthy preys are. But in her bid to snag herself a guy, what if Monroe lands herself in deeper trouble? When safety is but an illusion, can she let go of her cruel intentions? DISCLAIMER: This story is written in Taglish Cover Design by Rayne Mariano

Published under Pop Fiction. Available at bookstores/convenience stores nationwide for 195php. Taglish. Completed. Two kindred hearts from two different worlds collide and find love. Princess Trish Lua is a certified bad girl. She always win an argument and nobody can beat her whenever she starts explaining herself. At first, her life was damn boring until she met this obnoxious and famous jerk that will perfectly set her life with different ups and down. Will they be together until the end or one of them will give up once he/she know their top most secret? (some parts were deleted - 53 onwards)

Sa buong buhay ko never kong inexpect na may mga taong pagaagawan, nagaagawan, at inaagaw ako. Never kong inexpect na hahantong sa ganitong kaimposible ang tatahakin namin. Na ganitong kabaliwan. Na ganitong kawalangyaan. Lahat yon ay dito lang sa paaralang ito. ANG CAMPUS HELL. "Death most resembles a phropet who is without honor in his own land or a poet, who is a stranger among this people." -Kim Lautner All Rights Reserved 2019