She doesn't speak much. She barely smiles. But when she plays the piano, the whole world listens. Rachel, a beautiful girl born into wealth, lives in silence-lonely, distant, untouched. Her only comfort? A piano and the memory of the boy who once understood her. Now in a new country, a new life begins... but some melodies never fade.

They chose the path for her, but her heart whispered a different story. Swabrah never wanted to disappoint her parents-but choosing between faith, family, and her own dreams was never easy. Raised in a household of tradition, with a father who's a respected ustadh and a mother rooted in deen and culture, expectations were never light. They wanted her to pursue medicine-for ujra, to serve society. She wanted Business Law. She ended up in Purchasing and Supply Chain Management. Now in a new college, far from the safety of home, with no familiar faces and only her niqab between her and the world, Swabrah battles silent storms: identity, anxiety, and the fear of not being enough. When an unexpected friendship with a bubbly non-Muslim girl begins to bloom, her quiet world starts to shift. Can Swabrah find her voice in a world that never asked what she wanted?

Kiran never believed in love at first sight-until he saw Zoya. Her laughter, her presence, the way she carried herself-it all became an unshakable part of his thoughts. But love is never simple, especially when it crosses the lines of culture, faith, and family expectations. Zoya knows the world isn't kind to stories like theirs. She's always lived within the boundaries set for her, but Kiran makes her question everything. Is love worth the fight when the whole world seems against it? As they navigate stolen moments, unspoken words, and an uncertain future, they must decide-will they surrender to fate, or will they rewrite their own story?

In the dazzling, frenetic world of K-pop, Jungkook's life is a whirlwind of sold-out concerts, screaming fans, and relentless paparazzi. But beneath the glamour and glory, he's hiding secrets and lies that threaten to destroy everything he's worked for. That's when he meets Sakshi, a talented and ambitious fashion designer from India, who has made Seoul her home. With her unique blend of Indian elegance and Korean chic, Sakshi is making waves in the competitive Korean fashion scene. But despite her success, she's never felt truly at home in her adopted city. Their chance encounter sparks a forbidden love that sets them on a collision course with fate. As they navigate the treacherous landscape of fame, family, and cultural expectations, Jungkook and Sakshi must confront their own identities and the true cost of their love. Will their bond be strong enough to bridge the gap between their two worlds, or will the pressures of Jungkook's celebrity life tear them apart?

AMBY AWARDS TOP PICK 2023 ❤️ "You think I can't act like I'm into you?" He asks in a whisper. He reaches out, and strokes a finger down my cheek, and I feel myself shiver at the touch. "You think I can't convince everyone that I have feelings for you?" His eyes are darker than ever, and any sign of a smile has now vanished. The only word I can think right now to describe him is "smouldering". I have searched many great romance novels (and even more sub-standard ones), and I am yet to find a better synonym for that particular word. ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Abigail Watson has always played by the rules. She also constantly strives to be the best at everything she does. So when her boyfriend Declan decides to turn their temporary break into a permanent break-up, she starts to seriously doubt her girlfriend skills. Her new flatmate Ric tells Abby she's not the problem, but how can she believe *him* when he's one of the most annoying guys she's ever encountered? However, when she needs a fake boyfriend to save face in front of Declan, Ric might just be the only man she can turn to . . . Practice Makes Perfect offers you some forced proximity, enemies to lovers, a dash of fake dating, pub quizzes, flatmate frustrations . . . And - of course - an annoying ex, because doesn't everyone have at least one of those??? ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Cover by @LNRoberts1 ❤️

Suho Kim, a broke college student struggling to make ends meet, is desperate to turn his life around by earning a degree in civil engineering. But going from rags to riches will be easier said than done-especially after Suho suddenly wakes up inside the fantasy novel he had been reading every night as Lloyd Frontera, one of the worst side characters. Lloyd is a lazy, hot-headed drunkard whose family is on the brink of ruin due to an enormous amount of debt. Lloyd may not be the most reliable guy, but Suho isn't ready to give up so easily-he refuses to live in poverty again. Luckily for the Frontera family, Suho has something up his sleeve that may end their financial woes: his studies in civil engineering! With the heart of an entrepreneur and the brain of an engineer, can Suho finally build a better life for himself? All Rights Reserved Written by BK_Moon.