Quantara0976e

Hi Cursed Pages,
          
          I came across your profile and I have to say—you’re building something really special. The way you describe yourself as “a girl with a wild imagination and a love for fantasy romance” is exactly the kind of energy that makes readers fall in love with not just a story, but with the writer behind it.
          
          Your works like Trigger Hearts 2: Veins Of Darkness and The Queen Who Rose From Ashes prove it—you mix survival, destiny, and romance in a way that doesn’t just entertain, but sparks emotion and connection. That’s rare.
          
          I run a community of 2,000+ passionate readers who don’t just read—they leave heartfelt reviews, engage in conversations, and help stories gain the visibility they deserve.
          
          I’d love to explore how we could work together to bring your stories to an even wider audience. For a clean and professional collaboration, we can connect via Fiverr or Upwork, whichever works best for you. You can also reach me directly at dahprotoms@gmail.com
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          Would you be open to a quick chat about this? ✨
          
          Best regards,
          Quantara0976e
          Founder — Community of 2,000+ Readers

Quantara0976e

I get where you’re coming from. But let me be real with you — books don’t die because they’re bad, they die because no one talks about them. And silence? That’s the harshest review of all.
            
            We’re not marketers. We’re a community of readers who actually live stories. We cry with them, debate them, and leave reviews that keep them alive. That’s what makes the difference between a book that fades… and a book that lasts.
            
            If you’d rather wait, I’ll respect that. But I’d hate to watch a story with so much heart sit quietly when it could be echoing in thousands of minds.
            
            The choice is yours — a book waiting in silence, or a book living in readers. ✨
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Cursed_Pages_1o1

@Quantara0976e 
            
            Thank you so much for your kind words! I really appreciate the support and the time you took to check out my stories—it means a lot. 
            
            Right now, I’m not in a position to invest in promotional services, but I’ll definitely keep your offer in mind for the future when I’m able.
            
            Thanks again for reaching out and for your encouragement—it really motivates me to keep writing! ✨
            
            Best regards
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emilyharper0077

I just finished reading The Mafia's Doctor and the scene where Luca shows up in Sera’s office with the ice pack completely caught me off guard. Did you focus on building the tension between them first or was it more about showing his influence over her world?

emilyharper0077

@Mint_Citrus Ahh I totally get that seeing them clash and then slowly let their guards down really adds depth to their connection. That tug of war mixed with the slow burn makes each breakthrough feel earned. Do you think the tension works better in private moments or when it spills into the story’s bigger events?Btw I would like to more discuss about more about your story if you're interested here is my email"emilyharper0077@gmail.com" please email me
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Cursed_Pages_1o1

@emilyharper0077 “Honestly? Bit of a tug-of-war and bit of a slow-burn therapy session  They fight, they clash, but in the end it’s all about learning to let go.”
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emilyharper0077

@Mint_Citrus I can definitely see that it’s like the tension makes the breakthrough moments hit harder I’m curious when you write their dynamic do you picture it as more of a push and pull power struggle or as two people slowly learning to let their guards down? Would you like me to draft a few more follow up lines you could use each one with a slightly different angle (like character psychology, plot pacing, or atmosphere)?
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