On a lonely island off the European coast, where the sea hides more secrets than fish, Zayn has been living in silence ever since the church called him "cured" of his homosexuality. Seen as a redemption story by the faithful but trapped in his own past, he's shut himself off from the world-until Harry arrives. A young man sent by the same church, supposedly looking for the same kind of salvation. What starts as an awkward, forced connection slowly turns into something deeper, bringing back old wounds and feelings Zayn fought hard to forget. Together, the two begin to push back against everything the church, guilt, and the small community expect from them. Between whispered confessions, fake promises of purity, and stolen kisses, Saints of Salt tells the story of how fragile the people the church tries to "fix" really are and how powerful love can be when it refuses to fade.

Zayn Malik was going to marry when he was surprised by another type of feeling. There was something in those green eyes that made him want to feel that skin, those lips. This is the kind of feeling Zayn should feel about his future husband, isn't it? But everything changes when the brother of his fiancee leaves Italy to attend the wedding. A ZARRY MPREG STORY

Harry is an elegant and talented assassin, attached to the luxury that his violent work offers him, ready to kill in cold blood, using his intelligence to evade any suspicion. Zayn is an employee of one of the biggest security agencies in the world, but frustrated, he starts to fantasize about being a spy in search for a good investigation. When they meet, these men become obsessed with each other, and this obsession can cost lives. (Adapted from the TV show Killing Eve)

Harry is truly a manifestation of the Christmas spirit: he adores decorating his house with numerous shiny ornaments, organizing extravagant feasts, and spreading Christmas joy wherever he goes. His enthusiasm is tested as his mother announces on Christmas Eve that she has married a man twenty years younger than her, someone she met online. Harry has to spend his favorite day of the year with Zayn, the new stepfather, who is a grumpy guy who is clearly uninterested in Christmas, adding to the irony of Christmas. Even with the initial discomfort and opposing personalities, the forced coexistence uncovers unexpected nuances. Amidst flickering lights, extravagant Christmas trees, and gingerbread cookies, the magic of Christmas begins to work in mysterious ways.