Sen is an orphan whose only family is Hashioni, a great yokai who has long defended their village from raiders and thieves. When Hashi falls prey to an illness known as The Rot, Sen embarks on a journey to find him a cure before the Rot consumes him entirely. Joined by two Buddhists, a ronin, and a wayward onna-bugeisha, his journey opens his eyes to a world he's never known and reveals that a much more sinister plot may be behind the illness that threatens to kill his friend. His destiny lies intertwined with Maru, a war orphan whose life belongs to the Sayonakidori - a sect of yokai hunters whose mission is to defend humanity. A contract for a demon who killed the son of a wealthy samurai sets him on a journey that makes him begin to question everything he's ever been taught. When the contract begins to be more than it appears, Maru must decide whether his loyalty lies with the people to whom he owes his life or to himself. When the two finally meet, their lives change in a way neither of them anticipate in an age where endless war has tipped the balance of the world and calls out for the Disciples of Hachiman, the ancient Kami-sent warriors destined to keep the balance between yokai and humanity.

Kumo, a tapir spirit―known as 'baku' in Japan―devours children's nightmares for survival and the bustling city of Tokyo is the best place to hunt. With his sandman, Suna, they travel through dreams searching for late night snacks. But when he's attacked by a fellow baku, Suna takes him to safety in a distant village. Kumo feels a strange connection to it―one he doesn't understand. His confusion worsens when he discovers that in this town, children aren't the only ones having nightmares. Four adults in particular are plagued by haunting dreams, and Kumo's what they fear.

Three handsome, magical men walk into your life, and what they want is marriage! Or at least, that's the situation Christine Lam is trying to avoid. Sure, she might be the daughter of the second-most-famous exorcist in Singapore, and sure, she might have a family prophecy telling her that she's absolutely going to be married by the age of twenty-one, but she's not going to engage anyone in matrimony if she can help it! Not even if she's stranded in a student lodge with her best friend and three hot guys, each of which is trying to marry the mythical and quite possibly non-existent Hart Princess. But her problems just keep multiplying. Who is the Hart Princess? What's up with these weirdos pretending to be suitors? And most importantly, why does she have to fall in love? Your inner sassy girl collides at great speed with Terry Pratchett in this multicultural, multi-man, one-woman fantasy romance! Book One in the Hart Princess Hunt series. Clean, slowburn, with reverse harem elements and some fantasy violence. No sex, no swearing.

Violin prodigy Tsukada Aoi has been selected to perform at the prestigious annual Saino Festival, and her mother couldn't be happier. Aoi's future career hinges on this performance, but when she steps into the training grounds of the abandoned Seishin High School, a dark room is not what she expects to be drawn to. As the days count down to the festival, Aoi is plagued by visions of hexagons and the ever-present pleas of a spirit to free it from its long imprisonment. Unable to withdraw from the Saino due to her ambitious mother, Aoi is forced to put up with the hauntings and becomes intrigued when the spirit shows an aversion to her newfound friend Noriko, a ballet dancer with a past long forgotten. Cover Credit: @plutointhestars Banner credit: @sunalessiamoon

A futuristic world of darkness, and wondering makes you an Anomaly, a man starts thinking that his world needs a reboot.