The curse of the witch
I died in the most absurd way: run over by a truck while crossing the street, with my coffee in hand and the cell phone in the other, reading the Lady of the Crimson Tower, a medieval fantasy novel that he hated and loved in equal parts. The protagonist was the typical pure heroine, loved by all the important men of the kingdom, while the villain - the princess Eleanor d’Anthia - was a cruel, manipulative and arrogant woman, who made life impossible for everyone ... until he died brutally at the hands of the heir prince, and his four -year -old daughter was alone, crying among the ashes of the palace. Worst? Eleanor was not evil because yes. She was caught in a world that hated her since she was born, raised by a mother maddening by ambition, used by the king as a power currency, and discarded by the prince, her assumption "promised", who only took it to use it. She loved him in silence ... but he never wanted her. And now ... now I am Eleanor.
About The curse of the witch
I died in the most absurd way: run over by a truck while crossing the street, with my coffee in hand and the cell phone in the other, reading the Lady of the Crimson Tower, a medieval fantasy novel that he hated and loved in equal parts. The protagonist was the typical pure heroine, loved by all the important men of the kingdom, while the villai...Read more