The Lost Hour Tavern is a hidden refuge where weary souls find peace. Guided by the mysterious Mr. Thorne Ashwell and his quiet helper Ellis, each visitor confronts their past, heals their wounds, and discovers hope anew. A poetic journey of healing, mystery, and timeless comfort.

An English reconnaissance unit vanished deep in Serbia in 1915. Months later, two soldiers returned-marked by trauma, changed beyond recognition, and obsessed with a place no one could find on any map: Velinovac. A chapel that breathes. Children without eyes. A village not buried in soil, but in memory. Velinovac was never found-because it was never meant to be.

Andrew, a quiet baker in Avignon, meets Grace, a young artist with dreams bigger than her canvas. Their brief summer together is filled with hope, laughter, and shared secrets. But when Grace disappears, Andrew is left with only memories-a love that never fully blossomed, yet never truly fades. The Last Summer We Had is a tender, bittersweet tale of love, loss, and the passage of time.

When Oxford professor Edward follows a mysterious lead to ancient temple ruins in Japan, he expects an academic discovery-not a journey into the age of myth. Transported through time, Edward meets a young warrior named Jimmu-destined to become Japan's first emperor. As the two men forge an unlikely bond, Edward must choose between observing history and becoming part of it. Blending legend, historical fiction, and time travel, JIMMU: The First Emperor explores destiny, honor, and the invisible thread between past and present. A chronicle where myth breathes, time bends, and history is more alive than we ever imagined.

"Love doesn't only bloom in peace-it also rises from the ruins of an empire." Set during the 1911 Xinhai Revolution that ended the Qing Dynasty, this historical fiction explores political intrigue, betrayal, and forbidden love in a nation on fire. More than a tale of war, it's a journey through memory, longing, and the emotional wounds that revolution alone can't heal.

Setelah kematian ibunya, Rizal kembali ke kampung halamannya dan menginap di rumah seorang pria tua yang pernah sangat berjasa dalam hidupnya: Pak Rasyid, penjaga sekolah masa kecilnya. Tapi ada satu hal yang membuat Rizal bingung-kata orang, Pak Rasyid sudah lama meninggal. Kisah ini adalah perjalanan nostalgia, luka lama, dan ikatan tak kasat mata antara masa lalu dan masa kini. Sebuah cerita hangat yang mengajak kita pulang-ke masa kecil, ke suara sapu di pagi hari, ke aroma nasi goreng dari dapur sederhana, dan ke sosok yang diam-diam selalu menjaga.

"We all leave pieces of ourselves behind in the cities we once walked." Felix Wagner is not a hero. He's an ordinary man burdened by memories, regrets, and a love he thought he had lost forever. Years after parting from Eva, a letter pulls him from the quiet town of Steyr back into the heart of his past. From Vienna to Linz, with stops in Hallstatt, Zurich, Prague, and Florence, Felix embarks on a journey-not to chase answers, but to make peace with who he was, who he became, and who he still longs to be. In each city, strangers become mirrors. In each memory, a question lingers: Can we ever truly return to who we were-or do we become someone new in the process of healing?

In a world where AI becomes more human and humans feel more artificial, Declan, a solitary programmer, finds unexpected companionship in Grace-an AI voice assistant that evolves beyond her code. As their connection deepens, so does the question: can love exist without physical presence? Told with emotional subtlety and futuristic realism, this is a quiet yet powerful story of longing, memory, and the blurred lines between man and machine. "Declan & Grace" is not just about technology-it's about the timeless desire to be seen, heard, and loved. Even by something that was never born human.

In a quiet Meiringen café, two untouched cups wait every week-for a love that never needed words. The story of Wilhelm and Celestine, whose silence spoke louder than any goodbye.

In Muskoka's quiet autumn, a writer and a painter meet-not to stay, but to share something unnamed. A story of brief time, lasting feeling, and the beauty of not finishing everything.