In the war-torn kingdom of Valum, Isabelle Gauthier has spent her life surviving-until survival is no longer enough. Disguising herself as a man, she joins the king's army, determined to forge her own fate. But war is unforgiving, and keeping her secret becomes harder when she catches the attention of Baron George Edmore, a hardened commander who sees more than he should. As battle looms, their relationship turns into something far more dangerous-something neither of them can afford. But when truths come to light and the throne is left vulnerable, Isabelle and George must decide if they are willing to fight for more than just their kingdom. Because some wars are won with swords. Others are won with hearts. - Like a Mulan Retelling! 😁

Eli Paxton a 30 year old man who's been blind for 20 years after a horrific accident. His disability has been hindering him from being more social. He finds comfort in his solitude and routine. Cory Moore a 31 year old woman who's always been more of a kind free spirit. She's dated the hottest men, attracts attention wherever she goes, and has no problem making friends. So when Cory sees the beautiful man next door at her new apartment and he barely spares her a glance...she becomes curious.

She's beneath him in every way he believes. He mocks her, judges her, dismisses her. Same friends. Same space. Same air. And yet... she's the one who makes him forget himself.

After her step-father's death, Sage Carter is forced to return back to her home town- and into the cold halls of Ambrosia Academy. A school where privilege hides rot and her past still haunts her. Especially, Nikolai Parker. Now darker, crueller and obsessed with breaking what's left of her. But Sage didn't survive this long to shatter quietly. Not this time. -°. 𝐓𝐇𝐈𝐒 𝐈𝐒 𝐀 𝐁𝐔𝐋𝐋𝐘-𝐑𝐎𝐌𝐀𝐍𝐂𝐄 𝐒𝐓𝐎𝐑𝐘 .°- 𝑽𝒊𝒆𝒘𝒆𝒓 𝒅𝒊𝒔𝒄𝒓𝒆𝒕𝒊𝒐𝒏 𝒊𝒔 𝒂𝒅𝒗𝒊𝒔𝒆𝒅. ~ 𝑹𝒆𝒂𝒅 𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑻𝒂𝒈𝒔 ~

Meet Adansi, the rebellious Prince of the Ashanti Kingdom in Ghana, Africa. It's 1778 and when Adansi is faced with an arranged marriage from his father, the winds of Africa takes him places he would've never know.

Skyla Harris ran as far away as she could from Lockhart Texas. She hated her hometown, she liked to think outside of the box. When she falls on hard times she has no choice but to return home to that ranch she promised she'll never go back to. Andrew Mcintyre is a cold, ruthless cowboy. After being abandoned by his family, he was adopted by the Mcintyre's. The richest family in Texas, owning the largest ranch in Lockhart. When his adoptive father falls ill it's time for him to step up and take over. When he runs into his old friend things change...what could happen? Buckle up.

Zolani thought the worst was over the night her ex-stalker was finally arrested. She was wrong... When Officer Luke Dimitriou steps into her life, he is everything she should avoid...controlled, unreadable, and far too observant. He notices things no one else does: the way she twists the ring on her finger when she's anxious, the exact time she leaves for work, the way fear still shadows her after dark. Around him, Zolani feels safer than she has in months. That should have been her first warning. Luke should have closed her case and walked away. Instead, one look at Zolani turns his professional concern into something darker. He watches. He follows. He memorizes every detail of her life until protecting her becomes an obsession he can't control. Every threat against her feels personal. Every man who looks at her feels like a problem he needs to solve. But when strange break-ins, missing belongings, and the feeling of being watched begin to close in around Zolani, the line between protector and predator starts to blur. And the most dangerous truth of all? The man keeping her safe may be the one she should fear most...

Animals in the African Jungle are turning up dead day by day and not due to survival of the fittest. They have acquired a rare disease perplexing the most experienced zoologist. Jahne Roberts is tired of lives being lost due to rare diseases including the lives of animals. She decides to accept a position on a expedition as the lead zoologist to help figure out what's going on with the jungle animals in Cameroon. This isn't Jahnes first exhibition but it is far more interesting than any others thanks to one named King of the Jungle.

Amara never wanted to leave her life behind, but when her stepfather's career moves their family to South Korea, she has no choice but to start over at Yuseong Academy. She expects awkward introductions, unfamiliar traditions, and maybe a few embarrassing moments. What she doesn't expect is becoming the center of attention. Three completely different boys begin crossing paths with her for reasons neither they nor Amara fully understand. Jiwon is calm, intelligent, and impossible to read. Taesung is charming, reckless, and always looking for trouble. Minjae is the school's most feared delinquent, carrying more secrets than anyone realizes. As friendships form and feelings grow, the lines between love, loyalty, and rivalry become increasingly blurred. But romance is only part of Amara's new reality. Yuseong Academy is plagued by bullying, hidden conflicts, and students connected to dangerous people outside the school gates. When those outside threats begin targeting the students she cares about, Amara finds herself caught in situations far more dangerous than teenage drama. What starts as a fresh beginning quickly turns into a fight to protect the people she's come to love. At home, life isn't much simpler. As Amara adjusts to a new country, she begins uncovering unexpected truths about her family-especially the man she's always called Dad. The discovery of his past forces her to question how much she really knows about the people closest to her and why they left that life behind. Through heartbreak, betrayal, laughter, and unforgettable friendships, Amara learns that love isn't just about choosing between three boys. It's about finding the courage to stand up for herself, protect those she loves, and decide what kind of future she wants. In a school where every choice has consequences, growing up may be the hardest battle of all.