The Spectator
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savior, she can swear fate brought them together. The more she gets to know him, the more
she realizes their story is far beyond what she could have ever imagined. Itโs a shame they
never quite synced up . . . but how many times can fate bring two people together before
giving up?
โI was on the verge of losing my life at summer camp, and he was my prince on a white
horse. Even so, weโd never met . . . not until now. Sometimes I wonder if there was someone
against us, or maybe we were wrong for each other. After all, no matter how hard we try to
deny it, weโve always been closer to each other than we could have ever imagined.โ
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Born in the heart of Transylvania, R.P. Sofianiuc grew up with the most enchanting stories at the tip of her fingers, which motivated to start her writing journey at the tender age of eight. Her fascination with human psychology is revealed in her admiration for The Picture of Dorian Gray, a work that dives into the depths of human behaviour unrestrained by consequence.
