Morally Grey Love Interest Stories
Morally grey describes a character who is neither clearly good nor clearly bad: they do questionable things for reasons the reader can understand. A morally grey love interest might lie to protect someone or break a rule for a cause. In these Wimbook stories you decide whether to trust them, and they remember what you choose.
The appeal is the question the story keeps asking: are they doing the wrong thing for the right reason?
Read Chapter I free
Engaged to the Man Who Should Be Dead
You remember him falling tonight. He's alive, wearing the twin of your ring. At dawn, the Queen announces your engagement.
Your Bodyguard Has a Second Contract
Your bodyguard has saved you twice this week. Tonight you find the other contract in his jacket, signed before you met.
The Queenmaker
Seven royals ahead of you fell in one night to secrets the spymaster swears are true. Now he kneels and calls you Majesty.
Morally Grey Love Interest Stories: questions and answers
What does morally grey mean in books?
It means a character whose choices sit between right and wrong. They have a code, but it is not the hero's code, and the story makes you weigh their reasons.
Is a morally grey character a villain?
Not usually. A villain works against the hero. A morally grey character may help the hero while doing things the hero would not.
Are these stories free to read?
Yes, Chapter I of every book is free, with no account and nothing to download. The chapters after it are written live around your choices and come with a plan.
How do the choices work?
Every scene ends with three moves you can pick. You can also type your own move, and the next scene is written around it. The characters remember what you did.