In a quiet town where autumn always arrives too early, one accidental encounter disrupts the fragile order of everyday life. After a visit to a strange market, reality begins to shift: bodies behave differently, memory fractures, and care itself becomes a dangerous form of connection. What appears to be illness may be a passage. What feels like salvation may be the beginning of something ancient-and alive. Lactimols, written and illustrated by Josephine Florens, is a story of transformation, choice, and the delicate boundary between the human and what seeks to be born through it. When the world stands on the edge of renewal, the most important question is who can be trusted.

In a modern city where vampires and humans maintain an uneasy coexistence, Amara thought joining the Cultural Integration Program would be about ushering in a new era of trust and diplomacy. She never expected to meet Tristan, a centuries-old vampire with a tortured past. One fateful night changes everything. Pulled into a dangerous world where enemies harbor ancient vendettas, an Unexpected bond awakens between the two; they discover that love can be a weapon, and some will do anything to use it against them.