Reborn as the Villain's Lackey [Novel]

by Twoony

After dying, Faith awakens in a fairy tale world from a book she read as a child. With no memories of how she died, she has to survive in a new body that once belonged to Kaeda, one of the lead villain’s lackeys. But in the novel, Kaeda is destined to die!

To avoid dying again, Faith uses her knowledge of the novel to survive a fantasy world at war and avoid Kaeda's fate. But as the story unravels from a new perspective, she finds unexpected love -- and realizes that the villain and hero are not what they seem. Who is the true villain of this story? And can Faith find her own happily ever after in this fairy tale?

Genres: Light Novel, Romance, Fantasy

ebook

First published January 19, 2021

About the author

Twoony is an agender and asexual geek with a love for story telling in all forms; movies, comics, books, games, and more. They write YA and adult stories ranging from the always enjoyable teen rom-com to high fantasy romance. At the age of twelve, they posted their first story online and have been addicted to sharing ever since. Now, they are a self-published author with six works available on Amazon and nine available on tapas along with three comics.

Although Twoony graduated from California University of PA with a Bachelors in Graphics & Multimedia, their true passion has always been writing. After writing original novels and comics on sites like Tapas and Wattpad, amounting over 144k subscribers and 7m+ reads, they have managed to live the dream. Twoony creates fulltime, lives with three needy cats, and not enough bookshelves.

Reviews

[Laur · Rating 4 out of 5]

Ugh this was so good and ended my trashy romance spiral. I loved how the relationships developed and I loved being able to feel like I was reading a manga without having to put aside hours to read one.

[Melodie · Rating 3 out of 5]

It was ok. Didn't know this was not a fully contained book

[Victor Sanchez · Rating 1 out of 5]

DNF. Sorry but the banter sounded so forced and the "plucky" action of the female MC were such at odds with her other characterization, many times between paragraph, that it looked schyzoprenic. But it was mostly the banter. Is she like 14? Didn't she already had a boyfriend? And wasn't the guy already married and with a child? They act like preteens who are barely out of the "cooties" phase.

yeah, as a romance this book fails kind of hard.