Tatienne Richard:عروس الوحش المافيا الخجولة

MainCharacters

Zora: Zora is a shy and devout young woman who has lived a sheltered life under the strict guidance of her uncle, a priest. Her past is marked by religious devotion and limited social interactions, mainly with her best friend Sidonia. Zora's character is defined by her innocence, strength, and resilience as she faces the challenges of her arranged marriage.

Icaro: Icaro is a powerful and intimidating mafia boss with a dark past. He is known for his ruthlessness and control over his criminal empire. Despite his harsh exterior, Icaro's interactions with Zora reveal a complex character who is capable of both cruelty and unexpected tenderness. His relationships are primarily with his mafia associates and various women from his past.

Development: Zora and Icaro's relationship evolves from fear and resistance to a complex dynamic where Zora begins to see glimpses of humanity in Icaro. Their journey is fraught with tension, emotional struggles, and moments of unexpected connection, leading to a deeper understanding of each other.

Main Themes

The novel explores themes of power, control, and the search for true love amidst danger and adversity. Through the characters' experiences, it delves into the complexities of human relationships and the impact of external forces on personal choices and destiny.

Hot Chapters

1

Zora Maria Esposito lifted her chin, wishing the strength of the Lord would flow through her as she sang solo during the mass while communion was distributed. She was so distracted, and although she could sing this song in her sleep without missing a note, she felt her heart was not in the right place for her full focus on the beautiful words, a hymn of praise to Jesus.

2

"Will you stand there all day, Zora?" "I'm sorry, Father." Her uncle, who was over fifty years old, had started to gray at his temples and had deep lines between his brows reflecting expressions of worry. He looked at her impatiently, "You took your time."

3

Zora was grateful to her friend. Sidonia pulled her tablet into her lap, leaning against Zora under the blanket in Zora's bed to provide comfort. When Zora had come home two hours ago, drenched in a fit of tears, her best friend had wrapped her in bed, holding her while she cried.

4

"We live together, Zora. I can't afford the rent without you. We're facing this together. I might have to move back to my parents' house. Zora, I don't want you to go." Sidonia began to cry now.