Fantasy romance + soft spot + vest
A series of vampire murders that shocked the country recently occurred in Phoenix.
One misty night, Anna met Andrew, a handsome young painter.
Not only can you understand animal languages, but you can also tame vicious hounds.
One day, Anna received a note that read:
You know, you don't know him at all.
Then, Anna opened the door of Andrew's room and discovered Andrew's big unknown secret.
Reader comments
The title is very attractive, starting with Why Open the Door? Why regret it? I was deeply attracted. At first, I thought it was a traditional mystery suspense. Unexpectedly, after reading it in one sitting, I discovered that it used the technique of a suspense film to smoothly write an exquisite story about love. Although I don't like supernatural creatures such as vampires, I have to admit that the story is very exciting.
It starts from the opening of the play asking whether one should maintain love if one's appearance changes, and ends with the fire in the opera house at the end. The book reaches its climax through flames, a very clever way of writing.
There are also many conflicts in the book, which reflect the thoughts and worries from different positions through the perspectives of different characters. Use reasonable logic to connect conflicts.
As for the sentiment... It should be a hymn to pure love, I'm not sure.
The title is very attractive, starting with Why Open the Door? Why regret it? I was deeply attracted. At first, I thought it was a traditional mystery suspense. Unexpectedly, after reading it in one sitting, I discovered that it used the technique of a suspense film to smoothly write an exquisite story about love. Although I don't like supernatural creatures such as vampires, I have to admit that the story is very exciting. It starts from the opening of the play asking whether one should maintain love if one's appearance changes, and ends with the fire in the opera house at the end. The book reaches its climax through flames, a very clever way of writing. There are also many conflicts in the book, which reflect the thoughts and worries from different positions through the perspectives of different characters. Use reasonable logic to connect conflicts. As for the sentiment... It should be a hymn to pure love, I'm not sure.