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The House Filler
A destiny she refuses to surrender
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Sounds like an amazing book we could consider reading! If you would like to join our discord server to attend our sessions you can dm me for an invite or you can email myrtusbooksociety@gmail.com and be added to our mailing list <3
I was wondering if you have a recommendation for a non-fiction book which would pair nicely with 'The House Filler' based on its content. At the Myrtus Book Society we read the historical non-fiction first to understand more about the historical fiction. We base our votes on book pairings rather than specific books.
I was wondering if you have a recommendation for a non-fiction book which would pair nicely with 'The House Filler' based on its content. At the Myrtus Book Society we read the historical non-fiction first to understand more about the historical fiction. We base our votes on book pairings rather than specific books.



Born into a world where a girl’s worth is measured by the size of her feet, Golden Phoenix grows up bound literally and figuratively, by customs designed to keep her small. But inside her beats a fierce, resilient spirit.
When a long-awaited marriage proposal finally arrives, she dares to hope for a new life. Instead, she enters a home filled with secrets… and a husband who is not the man he claimed to be.
From the agony of foot-binding to the bitter politics of family hierarchies, Golden Phoenix navigates betrayal, cruelty, unexpected tenderness, and the relentless pressure to produce sons. Yet through it all, she clings to her dignity, her craft, and the courage to carve out a life that is truly her own.
Set against war, social upheaval, and traditions on the brink of change, The House Filler is more than a historical novel, it is a triumphant portrait of a woman who refuses to let society decide her fate.
If you love sweeping family sagas, powerful heroines, and stories that stay with you long after you turn the last page, The House Filler is a must-read.