Surreality
by Carissa Villacorta
Price: $2.99 USD. 22520 words.
Published by Mina V. Esguerra on August 16, 2011. .
Contemporary life – in all its shapes, sizes and imperfections – is the subject of Surreality, Carissa Villacorta's acclaimed collection of essays. As a young Filipina surrounded by people, events and experiences in New York City, she ponders on life's mysteries: its joys, conflicts, and compromises.
Location: Philippines
Member Since: April 20, 2010
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Mina V. Esguerra
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Mina V. Esguerra writes contemporary romance and young adult novellas. She has a bachelor's degree in Communication and a master's degree in Development Communication, put to good use in her work as trainer and content management consultant. Mina lives in Metro Manila, Philippines, with her husband and daughter.
She finds inspiration in the lives and experiences of other people, so the answer to "Is this story based on you?" is always, always "No."
She finds inspiration in the lives and experiences of other people, so the answer to "Is this story based on you?" is always, always "No."
Where to find Mina V. Esguerra online
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Interim Goddess of Love
by Mina V. Esguerra
Price: $0.99 USD. 29330 words. Published on April 21, 2012. Fiction.
College sophomore Hannah Maquiling doesn't know why everyone tells her their love problems. She's never even had a boyfriend, but that doesn't stop people from spilling their guts to her, and asking for advice. So maybe it shouldn't be a surprise when the cutest guy in school tells her that she's going to have to take on this responsibility -- but for all humanity.
Price: $0.99 USD. 29330 words. Published on April 21, 2012. Fiction.
College sophomore Hannah Maquiling doesn't know why everyone tells her their love problems. She's never even had a boyfriend, but that doesn't stop people from spilling their guts to her, and asking for advice. So maybe it shouldn't be a surprise when the cutest guy in school tells her that she's going to have to take on this responsibility -- but for all humanity.
Love Your Frenemies
by Mina V. Esguerra
Price: $0.99 USD. 29370 words. Published on February 20, 2011. Fiction.
(4.00 from 4 reviews)
Kimmy Domingo was the kind of girl everyone hated and envied -- until her fiance dumped her a week before their wedding. Soon after, she quit her job, hopped on a plane, and just hid from everyone who knew her. A year later and she's back in Manila to be maid of honor at a wedding she can't miss.
Price: $0.99 USD. 29370 words. Published on February 20, 2011. Fiction.
(4.00 from 4 reviews) Kimmy Domingo was the kind of girl everyone hated and envied -- until her fiance dumped her a week before their wedding. Soon after, she quit her job, hopped on a plane, and just hid from everyone who knew her. A year later and she's back in Manila to be maid of honor at a wedding she can't miss.
Fairy Tale Fail
by Mina V. Esguerra
Price: $0.99 USD. 26590 words. Published on April 20, 2010. Fiction.
(4.00 from 5 reviews)
Twenty-something Ellie Manuel's Prince Charming may have broken up with her, but she won't give up... because fairy tale heroines don’t live “happily ever after” right away, silly. So she spends the next year restoring herself to the girl he had fallen in love with. Until she discovers that life without him might not be so bad after all. So when is it okay to quit on a fairy tale?
Price: $0.99 USD. 26590 words. Published on April 20, 2010. Fiction.
(4.00 from 5 reviews) Twenty-something Ellie Manuel's Prince Charming may have broken up with her, but she won't give up... because fairy tale heroines don’t live “happily ever after” right away, silly. So she spends the next year restoring herself to the girl he had fallen in love with. Until she discovers that life without him might not be so bad after all. So when is it okay to quit on a fairy tale?