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Trust of the Slave: Korgenyegia Book 1
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In a country called Sad, humans take others as slaves. One particular slave, Marythelia, is treated better than most. At least by her master. However, she is still treated with violence if a rule is broken.
Zargis is the king of his own kingdom, Korgenyegia. He needs resources. He needs hope. He goes in search of one man who seems to hold sway over his leader to ask for help, only to find an interesting slave girl he's drawn to. However, he's in a predicament whenever he goes home...
Marythelia is not one for games. she will end them as soon as they start. But everyone keeps telling that the king of Korgenyegia is not playing games, that he is innocent in the way he has been manipulated. Will she believe him and those on his side? Or will she leave him heartbroken, left to do as he wills?
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-- หินพลัง คุณอาจชอบ
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- คุณภาพงานเขียน
- ความเสถียรของการอัปเดต
- การดำเนินเรื่อง
- กาสร้างตัวละคร
- พื้นหลังโลก
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A great read I would recommend to anyone This novel is wonderful, i was drawn to it from the first chapter and couldn’t stop reading Good job to the author
Hi Zahra! I have to say that the prologue was amazing. Made me lean back in my seat and think about things that are and are not true. Maybe we are all just victims of our perception. The writing style is amazing, the narration lulls me into another world. When I first read about Zargis and Otreg I thought that Otreg was the nice one because Zargis was so cold. But then it turns out that that is not the case at all! A slave that longs for freedom and a king that can fly 😊 I love the dynamic between these two. Keep it going! I would love to read more!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
The interaction between the MC and the world around was beautifully shown. Trust of the Slave was fast-paced, engaging, and suspenseful. Believe me when I said this novel forced me to feel the characters' emotions. I would recommend Trust of the Slave to anyone. My only complaint is this book should have gotten way more attention than it currently has and I think it will change when the author release more chapters.