Heartless Book Summary
I. Introduction Heartless is a romantic novel by Jonaxx. It is a story about a girl desperate to catch the attention of a boy she likes. The novel starts off with the girl, Coreen, inlove with a boy named Noah. She was very infatuated with him that she would do anything just to please him. Eventually, she became close with Noah's older brother, Rozen. Little did she know, Rozen was already obsessed with her. Thus began the love triangle between Noah, Coreen and Rozen. II. The Author Jonah Mae Pacala or also known as Jonaxx is a writer at creative corner in CandyMag. She writes since she was 10 years old but was never fond of reading novels when she was in her elementary years. But later on, she found out her flair of writing at the early age. She started writing online at the age of 12 through Creative Corner of Teentalk then moved to Wattpad.com which gained her a lot of followers and readers who called her Queen J. Her J-fevered readers come up with a group named JSL or Jonaxx Stories Lovers to support their favorite Filipino author. It was before a hobby and now it turned into a passion. She only writes stories in taglish in the genre of non-teen fic romance and teen fic romance. She is also a public teacher in Cagayan De Oro. …show more content…
According to her blog, she didn’t really thought of making Heartless a book because there is a certain character that is made for Coreen. But since her readers found it more kilig with the Co-Zen loveteam on her “Mapapansin Kaya?” book, it inspired her to continue the tandem and created a great
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