From Silk to Streets: Heiress’s Redemption
Elara Valtor, the brilliant heiress of a wealthy family, lives a life of privilege until a shocking betrayal changes everything. Accused of being a fake heiress and blamed for her father's death, Elara is disowned and has to run.
Struggling to survive in the filthy alleyways of the East End. Finding a new home, passion, family and enemies.
Fate again strikes forcing Elara to adopt the alias "Nell" and become a maid for the prestigious Shaw family, determined to use their resources to reclaim her legacy.
As she navigates her new life, Elara finds herself drawn to Alistair Shaw, lord of the Shaw family, married to a stunning wife with a loving kid.
Torn between her quest for vengeance and burgeoning forbidden love, Elara must confront her past and expose the real conspirators.
Will she reclaim her place as the true heiress, or will love to change her destiny?
A couple of the things I really liked about this book were that at the start of the book it makes it sound like real life, and second, the author developed the characters very well. This book has what every great book needs ,surprises
Read a few chapters, and really not expected to like it much due to realism, as i generally prefer more fiction with magic reincarnation system, you know what I am talking about, but yeah it got me hooked
Well, we knew where we were going, but it seemed slightly fast-paced, we expected many things, but before anything happened story moved forward.
The pace is not slow, something interesting happens in every chapter, but I think you should focus more on these interesting things, they passes in blink of an eye.
i would suggest this to anyone who is looking for a good book or just looking for something to do.
I love your writing voice because it's engaging and approachable.”
A great book jam packed with things exactly what I was craving for.
It has a strong opening and compelling characters.
I highly recommend it to those who enjoy rich historical settings and complex characters.
"While the book has some strong points, such as vivid descriptions and compelling characters, its slow pace might not appeal to everyone."