The Apprentice Girl // Book 3 in the Rosie Grey series

Captivating as expected, nice job.

Has FANTASTIC character development and is a great plot. I can find no fault in this story weather its the character development, the plot or any other of the elements. And theirs always 2 or more new chapters EVERYDAY. If that is not the best then you have impossible standers. Always exciting and no chapters that you skip over because they get off track of the story. Detailed but no overly to where I feels overwhelming. Overall hands down one of the best novels I have ever found and hope I continues for a long time

God did destroy the world tho (flood remember). So he is even more powerful. you may be able to erase it, but he can create it and destroy it. and that is far more terrifying. Interesting synopsis tho. Let's see if it is good.

seems like a generic Cultivation novel you can meet at every turn, but still i would like to at least give it a chance.but if it was stupid as expected, well dont even think about getting to the top 15/20 on the Power Ranking if this novel really got released

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Holy cow, this is amazing. The worldbuilding, the characters, the development, this story is awesome. I’m on the edge of my seat and the main characters aren’t even in the game yet. This is a wonderful story, and I can’t wait for more.

Against her will, the little girl's eyes filled with tears that almost immediately began to overflow down her cheeks. As she sniffed and tried to push back the pain and fear she had been forced to overcome she grabbed on to the large man before her, finding security in his gruff appearance. Looked down blindly to wipe away her tears, the girl revealed as little of her insecurity as possible.