Serial love
About the book
The life of orphan Adele Marton changes in an instant when Caspian Darrow, a reserved and wealthy man, offers her a job as a housekeeper with accommodation. Despite her fears and doubts, she agrees and within hours finds herself in his luxurious apartments. Soon Adele enters the university of her dreams - and learns that her teacher and supervisor is Caspian himself. Their lives unexpectedly intertwine, and daily clashes of character turn their life together into a test.
Abstract of the book "Serial love"
The life of orphan Adele Marton changes in an instant when Caspian Darrow, a reserved and wealthy man, offers her a job as a housekeeper with accommodation. Despite her fears and doubts, she agrees and within hours finds herself in his luxurious apartments. Soon Adele enters the university of her dreams - and learns that her teacher and supervisor is Caspian himself. Their lives unexpectedly intertwine, and daily clashes of character turn their life together into a test.
3 comments
vikki-grant14.03.2026, 14:53Caspian and Adele: a clash of characters that turns into feelings. I’ve subscribed and liked—hoping for your reciprocity. I have a proposal for you, please visit my blog “Flashmob by the Enchanting Lada Korop”. I believe it will interest you!
irina-skripnik21.01.2026, 21:02The prologue fulfills its function — it provides motivation for the hero and explains how Adele ended up under guardianship. The first chapters immediately throw the reader into conflict. This is good for online literature: the reader doesn’t have to wait, they see the tension right away. The text reads easily, the language is dynamic. The sensory details are well-written. This creates the necessary atmosphere. On the downside — the author overuses internal monologues about hatred. Sometimes it’s better to show action rather than write “I hate him” for the third time. Show, don’t tell.
mikita-kiktenko20.01.2026, 18:42Congratulations on the new release! I wish success to the book, inspiration to the author, and many grateful readers. I’d be glad for a mutual subscription!)