The Princes are not Always Blue

This easily understandable and unconditionally in love story tells the tale of two characters from contrasting lives, who are linked only by the suffering they have both endured.

Noah Anderson - She loves him, although she claims to be unsure of what she feels.
Styles Hunter - He does not know what love is; he only knows pain in his life.

The protagonists of this story face numerous challenges in order to be together, which are not the best for two people who are simply seeking to find what is missing in order to be happy - those wings that can take you to heaven or sometimes to hell. The magic of a word so short and yet so expansive at the same time leads them to lead lives that are quite distant from the conventional understanding of the most real and extraordinary aspects of their love. In simple, subtle, magical, and unique words, this book is described in love. I like to describe the story from a position that goes beyond all logical and common reasoning, because for love there is no exact thought, but rather the word love should be followed by the word discovery.

He wants to discover every inch of her body, caressing it with kisses and breathing softly on her waist, making her shiver with pleasure.
She plans to become an oasis and be so desired that her fears escape through the window and turn into passion.