PUBLISHED UNDER IMMAC PUBLISHING | Available on Immac Shopee Blurb: Paano mabubuo ang pagmamahal sa lalaking tanging galit lang ang alam? Maghiganti at pahirapan ka ang tangi niyang kasiyahan. Masaya at simpleng namumuhay si Andana, ngunit nabago ang lahat nang bigla siyang pakasalan ni Levian, anak ng amo ng kaniyang mga magulang. Ang pangarap na kasal at masayang pamilya ay naging kabaliktaran ng kaniyang tinatamasa. Kasal - iyan lamang ang tanging papel na kaya niyang panghawakan sa kanilang dalawa. Dahil sa kasalanan ng kanyang mga magulang, patuloy na pinagdadaanan ni Andana ang hirap at sakit sa piling ng kanyang asawa. Ngunit sa kabila ng mga pasakit na ito, nagawa pa rin niyang mahalin si Levian. Pagmamahal na magdudulot ng isang malaking trahedya. Kasabay ng sunod-sunod na mga rebelasyon na tuluyang magpapabago ng kanyang damdamin, mapapatanong si Andana: makakaya pa ba niyang mahalin ang lalaking magiging dahilan ng kanyang tuluyang pagkawasak? 💛

Sophia's a hopeless romantic. Ayaw niyang pumasok sa isang relasyon kung hindi naman ito pangmatagalan. At kung papasok man siya sa isang relasyon, dapat sa taong sigurado siyang mahal niya. But what if she's forced to marry someone she's not even compatible with? Worst, hindi nila matagalan ang isa't isa. But here she is, about to marry the guy she despises the most. Is this the end of her well-planned life or just the start of her fairy tale?

Megan Cecila Madrigal is married to Craig Siegel Sandoval. She expected her marriage to be plain and empty because it was just a marriage of convenience, despite the fact that she loves Craig so much. She settled with everything that Craig could give her but when an accident damaged their marriage that triggered and awakened the dark past she has. Formerly Married to a Heartless Started: June 14, 2016 Ended: April 25, 2020 Also published in Dreame. Cover design by: ZNG Artworks

COMPLETED ✔️ PUBLISHED UNDER PHR LIB BARE Pomee Fuentez may be married to her first and only love, Chase Dri Grecco, but the ring on her finger means nothing when she doesn't have his heart--and she's willing to break her own for it. *** Pomee has been in love with her best friend's brother Chase for as long as she can remember. When one drunken night leads them in bed together, Pomee ropes Chase into a marriage he doesn't want to save him from her parents' wrath. Pomee tries to be the best wife, but Chase turns from being sweet and kind to cold, neglective, and indifferent. Even worse? He loves someone else, and he blames Pomee for ruining his relationship. Pomee asks for two weeks--two weeks for him to pretend he loves her...and then she lets him go. The moment she does, Chase will crush her heart to dust in his hands, but it doesn't matter. To Pomee, he deserves to be happy--even if it's not with her. DISCLAIMER: This story is written in Taglish.

Brielle had always harbored a secret crush on Miguel, her older brother's best friend. As kids, she admired him from afar. His smile, his warmth, and the way he seemed so untouchable. But to Miguel, she was nothing more than Austin's little sister, someone too young and off-limits to ever notice in that way. Years slipped by, and Brielle moved on, building her own life and finding love with someone else. Miguel remained a memory, a bittersweet echo of what never was. Until one fateful night changes everything. A reckless, unintentional one-night stand with Miguel shatters the walls she thought she had built around her heart. For Brielle, it's a mistake she wants to forget. But for Miguel, it awakens something he never realized. He doesn't just want her, he may have always needed her. Now Miguel is ready to fight for her, but Brielle's heart already belongs to another. Torn between the man she once dreamed of and the life she's chosen, Brielle must face the hardest truth: sometimes love doesn't come when you want it, but when it's far too late. WARNING: R-18| MATURE CONTENT My Montreal Series: Montreal 1: Miguel Ian Montreal (Completed) Montreal 2: Marcus Vernon Montreal (Completed) Montreal 3: Marco Kai Montreal (on-going) Montreal 4: Myth Lucas Montreal (soon) The first installment of Montreal: by: |r e b i s c o m o c h a | Book cover: PANANABELS IG: Pananabels Covers The first installment of the Montreal Series. Miguel Ian Montreal, businessman/mayor.

Twenty-four-year-old hotel heiress, Vanessa Rio Perez was never loved by her husband, Allen Travis Fajardo, causing her to find happiness in the arms of another man which she will regret and pay for to earn her husband's love and trust back. *** Forced into a marriage to merge their family businesses, Vanessa did not receive any attention and love from her cold and distant husband, Allen, who had never liked her from the beginning. Despite everything, she was happy because he was exactly the man of her dreams. But as months passed by and yet she received not a hint of love from him, she ended up having an affair, worsening their already complicated relationship. Vanessa now had to pay for her mistakes and try to fix what was broken in the first place. But what if she's too late? DISCLAIMER: THIS IS A FILIPINO LANGUAGE STORY

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Camille Fontanilla is a love child--a product of her mother's affair. She vowed she would never be a homewrecker like her, but when she finds out she's having a love child of her own, the apple doesn't really fall far from the tree... *** Camille is barely making ends meet--taking on odd jobs here and there just to feed herself, and one of them is to dance in front of four men at a bachelor's party. But then she wakes up tangled in the sheets with Tristan de la Cuesta, esteemed doctor and heir to the dela Cuesta hospital, and finds out a few months later that she's pregnant with his child. The problem? He's engaged and getting married to his longtime girlfriend. While Tristan is willing to take responsibility for the child and conveniently, his engagement is called off, Camille can't shake off the guilt of ruining his relationship. She can raise and love their child without loving the father...right? DISCLAIMER: This story is written in Taglish, a combination of Tagalog & English COVER DESIGN: Regina Dionela

Cute and chubby, Cara Isabelle Mendez has liked Lucas Eion Jimenez since she was young. But he makes her feel unwanted and insecure, and Cara finds herself changing how she looks... Could it be that her feelings for him can change, too? Standalone in the Game of Love series *** The second she has laid her eyes on him, Cara Isabelle Mendez instantly falls for Lucas Eion Jimenez. Despite being snobbish and rude, she can't help but admire him even more. She's a firm believer that as long as she never gives up, Lucas will eventually reciprocate her feelings. Finally seeing a little progress, Cara continues to fight for him, but when she finds out that Lucas gets another girl pregnant, she instantly leaves everything behind. After changing herself and becoming successful in her own field, Cara returns to the Philippines after three years. When she crosses paths with Lucas again, Cara finds herself in the middle of a chaos she isn't even prepared for. Can the two of them settle the real score once and for all? Disclaimer: This story is written in Taglish. Cover Design by Louise De Ramos

Being noticed by Lawrence is Abigail's lifelong dream. But when chance turns her dream into reality, she realizes that being with him isn't how she pictured it would be. Will a love deal be enough for Abigail to turn the tables around and open up Lawrence's heart? *** Abigail Salvador has been smitten with Lawrence Madrigal her entire life but he never seemed to have noticed her at all. Everything changes when a night of mistake forces them to marry each other. Lawrence decides to close his heart and ignore Abigail, thinking that she is nothing more than just a gold digger. But when he finally gives her one last chance to convince him otherwise, will three months be enough for Abigail to make him fall in love with her? Or will she finally give up the deal and set him free? Disclaimer: This story is written in Taglish Cover Designed by Simone Northey