Jessica Lee is drowning. Between managing her demanding boss's endless personal errands and keeping up with her actual job responsibilities, her life is a whirlwind of stress, custom pink mechanical keyboards, and skipped meals. To cope, her therapist suggested writing unfiltered letters to help process her thoughts-letters that were strictly meant to stay private. That is, until a catastrophic mix-up occurs. Instead of sending her latest letter to her therapist, Jessica accidentally emails it directly to Lucas John-the dangerously attractive corporate mogul who just bought her company. Worse, the letter details every embarrassing, unfiltered thought she has about him, down to the way he rolls up his sleeves. When Lucas responds with four ominous words-MONDAY. NOON. MY OFFICE.-Jessica prepares for the absolute worst. But facing her fears might lead to something far more unexpected than a pink slip, as a chaotic mistake turns into a electric game of cat and mouse between a woman who says too much and a boss who reveals far too little.

In the kingdom of Alaria, wings are more than a gift-they are proof of belonging. Born without them, Kanna has spent her entire life as an outcast, searching for a place where she truly belongs. But when she encounters another wingless stranger and the kingdom's sacred barrier is mysteriously breached, everything she has ever believed begins to unravel. As forgotten truths awaken and ancient secrets threaten the realm, Kanna must discover whether destiny is written by birth... or forged by those brave enough to defy it.

In a forest where the trees glow blue and the wind whispers riddles, only a "nobody" can hear the coming end. Marigold has survived on the fringes of the Cerulean Woods, abandoned and haunted by voices no one else can hear-until a wounded stranger from another world changes everything. With the Mother Tree dying and dark forces on the hunt, she must escort him through deadly lands. Night Wolves, banished Serpentines, and a cryptic prophecy stand in their way. If she fails, Cerulia will perish. If she succeeds... she may lose the only man she's ever loved.