Owned By The Tide Fame always has it's consequences. Elieviene "Evie" Viantenero is Manila's ultimate It-girl, until a massive scandal forced her to drop off the grid. Ginamit niya ang huling pera niya para magtago sa isang malayong islang walang signal, pinatay niya ang cellphone, at gumamit ng pekeng pangalan. Doon niya makikilala si Alisandro Zobel "Zee" Santillanes-the youngest and final heir of an incredibly wealthy family that owns almost the entire island. Ngunit imbis na mamuhay sa yaman mas pinili ni Zee na manirahan bilang isang local surfer na may-ari ng transient house na tutuluyan niya. Wala itong pakialam sa yaman o ganda niya, basta't sa dulo ng pampang na iyon, si Zee ang batas. Magagawa ba nilang takasan ang mundong nanggugulo sa kanila nang hindi nahuhulog sa isa't isa? Or will they eventually get swept away when the tide finally catches up?

[UNEDITED] Elyssia Lopez is smart, disciplined, and on track to graduate laude. By day, she's a nursing student at UST. By night, she's a lethal assassin for Crimson Veil. Her mission? Marry Zagreus and pretend to be his wife. It should have been easy. After all, he was hopelessly in love with her. Crimson Veil had failed to end him again and again... until the night of the explosion. The party, the car--everything was meant to end it. Two years of deception, two years of danger, and she thought she was finally free. But chaos tore through the room. People screamed and stumbled toward the exits. And in the middle of it all... he was there. Zagreus Romanovich Volkov--alive. From that night on, everything change. (the photo used for the book cover is not mine. crdts to the rightful owner.) Start: September 8 2025

Alethea Alvarez, a hardworking and dedicated employee at one of the town's biggest companies However, her life takes an unexpected turn when Jayden Madrigal, the only son of her boss, mistakes her for his mother. The child doesn't want to be away from her because he thought she was his mother. She became an instant mommy with a bonus husband. Jacob Madrigal is a good catch anyway.