Dito, sa Purple House

Purple Chrystyl S. Romero

Jul 2021 · Ukiyoto Publishing

About this ebook

In this interracial lesbian love story, Ira and Sade tried to provide a sanctuary for people like them - people who, due to life, had to realize the difference between the family you’re borne into and the family you choose. Ira, a Korean who moved to the Philippines to study English, discovered what this meant when her family cut her out of their lives after a viral video on social media revealed she’s a lesbian. Sade, a Filipina college student, found out what choosing your own family means when she had to leave her own home as she constantly witnessed how her mother suffered from her father’s misogyny. The two then built the Purple House, which opened its doors to people like them who were shunned by their own family too for a variety of reasons - political differences, lack of support, among others. As they protect and take care of their new home, feelings start to develop between the two of them - but Ira would rather not take the risk, as the Purple House may see its doors shut close if feelings get in the way. Sade, on the other hand, wants to give it a try. Will this difference in approaching this thing called love strengthen the Purple House, or will it just destroy it?

Ratings and reviews

4.5/5 I loved the book. The only reason I didn't rate it a 5/5 is that it was too fast-paced for my liking. Though, it was fast-paced in a good way. I loved the book's storyline. I super loved the concept and the meaning behind the purple house. I would also want to stay at the purple house and find peace within me. It's the type of book you'd want to read when you feel like you're in a battle that you aren't winning. It will make you feel like you are not alone. There are people out there who are willing to stay by your side when you're lost and at your weakest. This was beautifully written. Read my full review on goodreads :)

Salamat sa pagsulat ng "Dito sa Purple House". Congratulations po Otornim. Sana po pati sina Bilanggo at Bilog ma-publish din ^^

Thank you otornim! One of the best stories I read.