Crowned By Fate (Book 1, the Crowned Hearts series)
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  • Reads 1,067
  • Votes 51
  • Parts 17
  • Time 1h 17m
Complete, First published Nov 17, 2024
"Crowned Hearts" is a fictional tale that explores the complexities of fame, ambition, and love in the glittering world of beauty pageants and beyond. While this story is entirely fictional, I drew inspiration from the incredible real-life journeys of Engfa Waraha and Charlotte Austin-two women whose stories inspired me to craft Sarin Weerakul Chutiwansopon and Chalita Gabrielle Wallace. These characters are not meant to replicate their lives, but to honor the strength, passion, and resilience they embody.

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In the glitz of Miss Grand Thailand 2024, two women are drawn together by destiny. Sarin, the ambitious beauty queen with a dazzling smile, and Chalita, the reserved contender with a secretive heart, face the pressures of competition, fame, and unexpected feelings. As misunderstandings and heartbreak threaten to pull them apart, will love be enough to crown them both victorious-or will ambition tear them apart?

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⚠️ This story is a work of fiction and is not intended to depict or replicate the real lives, personalities, or events of any individuals. While the characters and events were inspired in part by the talented Engfa Waraha and Charlotte Austin, the plot and portrayals are purely fictional and created for entertainment purposes. 

⚠️ Please enjoy this story as a creative work of imagination, and not as a representation of real-life events.

While the characters, storyline, and creativity are my own, I also use Claude to enhance the storytelling and bring this project to life.

Additionally, the book covers were crafted using Canva, with images generated via NightCafe.

Thank you for reading, and I hope you enjoy Sarin and Chalita's journey!
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