Persephone Miller's never had a chance to fall in love, unlike the rest of her lovesick college friends. After recently starting a new job as the PR manager for the Boston Bruins, she finally feels like she's settling into adulthood. Although, with one of her best friends' weddings quickly approaching, her unfavorable luck in love has left her dateless, and feeling left behind. Max Morin. As brooding as he is handsome, the star centre for the Boston Bruins isn't your typical charming, womanizer of a hockey player. After a series of private life revelation, his love for life and work is fading, with the media only squeezing more and more for him as days tick over. The only person who puts him at ease is the clubs new PR manager, her soft smiles from across the room creating a new definition of the word comforting. So when Max finds Persephone in a quiet stairwell after a game, crying over her need for a wedding date, he does something entirely out of his usual emotional bounds, proposing an arrangement. He'll be her date, out of the goodness of his heart, if she promises to make him laugh, just the once. But once both parties find something beneficial in the lives of the other, they find themselves in a web of never-ending arrangements. The pair soon find themselves being pulled together with something stronger than just the confirmation of a handshake, something more needing than just an arrangement. It was never meant to be real, but was it ever truly fake? Highest rankings: 🏅 #1 - workplace #2 - fake date #11 - hockey #1 - icehockey 💕💕

Yara Isaye loses her family in an accident. Two days later, she wakes up in a novel she once read, as the story's villainess, Yara Julian Isaye. Tyrannical, cruel, and unforgiving. Destined to be rejected by her own family, and the one fated to die at the hands of the Empire's most unfeeling man. She already knows how it unfolds. So she keeps her distance. She does not reach for them, does not question the role she has been given. It is easier to accept what has already been written than to hope for something else. Grief dulls everything else, whether she lives or dies no longer feels important. Until the story begins to shift. A hesitation where there should be indifference, a quiet concern that does not belong, and the man who was meant to kill her, once distant, and unmoved, no longer looks at her as he should, but with something far more difficult to name. Yara tells herself it changes nothing, because some endings are deserved. Aren't they? [Disclaimer: English isn't my first language so expect grammatical errors]

. Brielle Stephany, an ordinary unemployed woman, escapes reality by playing an otome game every night. One day, she mysteriously wakes up inside the game-not as the heroine, but as Haelyn Aselle, a background citizen meant to stay out of the spotlight. However, despite trying to live quietly, she keeps crossing paths with the game's five male leads: Kendrix, Kyle, Killian, Aiden, and Calix. As her presence begins to shift the original storylines, Brielle must decide whether to follow the game's script or rewrite her own fate from the shadows.

Young and expecting, orphaned twenty-two year old Evelyn Foxwell found herself all alone as the father of the baby she was carrying went AWOL after finding out of her pregnancy. Evelyn had no choice but to find ways to raise her baby alone and was blessed when she got a job at a small café in a small town named The Little Café. Unbeknownst to Evelyn, she'd innocently caught both Andrew Curtis' attention and heart. Her former tedious life had been a chaotic roller-coaster ever since he appeared, but not necessarily in a bad way (Evelyn admitted) for she felt like the most beautiful girl on earth when Andrew looked at her. Scared and insecure, will Evelyn one day let Andrew in? Will she let him in her locked door, or better, will she ever let it unlocked this time? Find out in The Little Café: It Begins. # Previous cover was made by @belowsealevel. This one is by yours truly! # This is the prequel of It Continues (BOOK 2). # There are some mature scenes and references in some chapters, but only the mild ones. :) © Sera Anne 2016

(Highest Ranked: #24 in Fantasy/Magic) THIS IS AN ORIGINAL STORY (2nd Book is already up on my Profile; This one is Complete) I died and when I woke up I had just given birth to a child. Not just any child though, but the Heroine of an Otome game called 'Revenge Served Sweetest Alongside You'. All I want now is to raise my daughter and hope that she never has to face the kind of life she would've had. Why are these children so attached to me? Why is my brother so sticky? Where did a Demon King come from?! That was nowhere in the game! [As a sort of Disclaimer: This had been originally planned to be more Mature but turned to more of a subtle mature theme; aside from the gore. It is meant more as an introductory background story for all the characters. ]

BOOK 1 The Family series. ORIGINAL.

about a girl who hates love trying her best to live in BL novel What will she do when the love that she has been running away from is waiting for her? (Note: I wrote this story years ago so grammer errors and plot holes can be seen everywhere lol. Personally I wouldn't recommend you to read this book but this can cure your boredom if you have nothing to read. Up to you!)

Yulia transmigrated inside a novel where the original yulia who was obsessed with crazy villain, and get killed by his hand. But why sadistic villain is getting obsessed with me insted of heroine.... Not mine. I'm not original author of this story. Just sharing it cause i love it so much.

Killed by her so called father and left all alone by her cruel brother, she was filled with hate and left with many regrets. Yes, it is indeed true that she died. So why the hell was she in the body of a villain?! She is faced with a broken and unsteady path as she is determined to continue forward in the body of the villainess, Nallian, from the novel called 'Lovely Flower.' Will she be able to find peace in this new world? Or will she capture the affections of the male leads to avoid the original villainess's death?