Andrea

@ka50bi Well ace protagonists can be romantic or aromantic, but yes there are very few aromantic asexuals who aren't portrayed as victims, loners, evil, or eccentric to the point that you can't relate to them. While it's unclear at this point whether Liselle is heteroromantic or aromantic, she remains a clear asexual throughout the novel. And don't worry! No man is going to 'rescue' her from asexuality. Eep! 

@Carolyn_Hill I love the story soooo much already. I love that the protananist is ace. It really hard to find any representation in novels, especially in wattpad. My best friend is ace and she gets frustrated sometimes of how romance driven novels can be. BTW, I love the use of magic also in the book. 

@ka50bi Thanks so much! I will do my best, haha.

@CruciformSpark7 no problem at all. Your book is fantastic, I cant get enough of it. You are a amazing writer, keep it up I cant wait to see how the book ends

@ka50bi Thank you! :)

@VeraLoy I loved the story, especially when Frances escapes the nursery. 

Thank you so much ^^

@KatrinHollister  so far so good, can't wait until I finish the book. It seems like a very good one.

@StephenClarkson  no problem, it is a very interesting story. Keep up the good work.

@ka50bi now it's 620

change that, were now at 574!!!!!!!!