
Crown of Thorns
Sophia Grant, dethroned as Empress by her cruel husband, Ethan, endures humiliation and exile to Frost Mansion. Once a skilled modern-day surgeon, she awakens in a historical realm, grappling with....
Sophia Grant, dethroned as Empress by her cruel husband, Ethan, endures humiliation and exile to Frost Mansion. Once a skilled modern-day surgeon, she awakens in a historical realm, grappling with her new identity and a web of betrayal. Despite her fall from grace, Sophia remains fearless, confronting those who demean her, including Ethan's favored concubine, Bella Hart. Sophia’s courage and sharp wit become evident as she navigates palace politics, standing her ground during Ruby's birthday party and saving Ethan from an assassination attempt. However, Ruby is poisoned during the chaos, escalating tensions between the emperor and his enemies. Sophia’s transformation, both as a tactician and a fighter, marks the beginning of her quest for respect and power in a world determined to undermine her.
- E1. Being Foolish and Being Dethroned
- E2. Domineering
- E3. Sleeping in the Wrong Bedroom
- E4. Threatening with Life
- E5. the Queen's Bedroom
- E6. Leaving the Palace without Permission
- E7. Love and Punishment
- E8. Counterattack with an Army
- E9. Irreconcilable
- E10. Aphrodisiac
- E11. Setting up a Trap
- E12. Cold Heart
- E13. Commoner Doctor
- E14. Thunder
- E15. Tensions at Stake
- E16. Ander Pleads for Mercy
- E17. Ready to Move
- E18. Encounter in the Stone Cave
- E19. Live and Die Together
- E20. the Fog Is Coming and the Storm Is Coming
Bella Belle — 3/5 — 11M ago
the story is fine but plot is all over the place.. ending is awful.. like it's rushed to end.. And why use Chinese culture story in America? And how many Everett, Liza ,Aubrey, Max et al are there? theres gazillion names so what I don't understand is why use the same names on different characters.. I hope the writer learns from it.. Although I like the translation way better than some of the stories on PFM where the usage of gender are always a huge mistake.. female used as he and male as she..
Sue Wardecke — 4/5 — 1yr ago
This story makes no sense. They put people in the story without any background. They confuse the names. Jump to an event that has happened without any references to tie the events together. Put in things that happen without any back story. It is supposed to be historical, but in one chapter, it has carriages. In the next, it has a car. The language is modern. Then, it talks about Arizona, Nevada, and California. It really needs to be rewritten so that the story makes sense. I think it could be a great plot/story, but it's way too confusing. I would not recommend it to anyone.
veda — 2/5 — 1yr ago
Start off good, but it becomes confusing. The writing falls apart for me. Some editing it could be really good.
Chris BV — 2/5 — 1yr ago
It’s not worth listening to. It turned out to be a disappointment. It started really really good but the it became a mumbo jumbo of events that did not make sense with in a time frame or era that did not belong to the story that’s supposed to be within the medieval times. I am removing this from my list.
lyzel torredondo — 4/5 — 1yr ago
the story is very superficial. The rivalry and story are out of the line. Over Acting, and too much of unnecessary words