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SuperRead 3: Toxic: Leverage, Love and Crimes

The third title of SuperRead goes to Nafisa Benazir with her story Toxic: Leverage, Love and Crimes for her great combination of drama with a great sense of humor! Support this author by reading and recommending the story if you loved it as much as I did! Original review Cora is a 17 year old high school student with quite the complicated background already for someone so young. Yet in spite of that, she is very independent and has quite the sense of sarcastic humor. Because of circumstances at her parents’ house, she felt the need to find her own place to live, so she lives on her own at 17. To pay for the rent, she works as a maid for Lennon, a young millionaire with a twisted personality to say the least. When Cora doesn’t do as she is told, this guy sexually abuses her. When she tries to run, he threatens to do the same to her mom. Cora is trapped in his web. Will she be able to get out of it? I laughed my ass off during some scenes of this story. I love the sense of

Review 4.1: A Toxic Relationship

Author: Melia Description: Your life is about to turn upside down after you finally decide to give Kian a chance to become a part of your life. This story is based on real life, which makes it rather interesting. The biggest differences with a lot of fictional stories are that in this story the main character’s friend/niece does not always give the best advice and is even a bit pushy, also the ‘bad boy’ is very manipulative and aggressive and doesn’t just miraculously change this behavior because he ‘loves’ the main character. The main character herself makes some foolish mistakes too by deciding to trust Kian again even though he treated her awfully and even threatened her. In short: I think this story is well written and pretty realistic. The directing of the story is decent, though not very spectacular. I do like the narration on the moonlight and skyline backgrounds. It gives off a bit more sentiment, I guess. Can you handle knowing the drama and pain of a wick

Review 2.6: 911: Call Me If You Can

Author: Lark Noah Description: “My name is Michael Clayton. And I was kidnapped.” What will you do? Each choice matters. Save his life. Or kill him. Ok, so Himawari’s been saving the day in this great thriller full of life or death decisions (ok, I admit that I may have made some more…foolish decisions from time to time). You’re free to design your own character and then you start playing as a 911-dispatcher. You get a call from someone called Michael Clayton and this call turns your whole life upside down! Not only is Michael kidnapped and the call untraceable, the kidnapper even seems to know pretty much everything about you, including your mobile phone number. Being stalked and given assignments by the kidnapper, will you be able to save Michael and catch the culprit? First of all, I’d like to give a round of applause to this author. The story is great, the choices are meaningful and the directing is nearly perfect. It’s a great thriller and as a reader the choices g

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