Cindy is sent to a quiet Greek village to investigate disappearances linked to an old lycan legend. What she finds in the forest is far worse than any story.

"I spent my whole life begging you to see me." "Now you won't be able to look away." For nineteen years, Alex has been the kingdom's shame. His mother died giving birth to him and he had been blamed for it his entire life. He never had a wolf and was declared a curse. But they made one mistake. They were creating a monster. Bound to the Alpha Enemy: The Tenth Prince

For centuries, vampires and werewolves have been enemies. Their kingdoms have fought wars, shed blood, and passed their hatred from one generation to the next. Now, after years of conflict, an uneasy peace has finally been reached. But peace comes with a price. Ian, the vampire prince, has spent his entire life knowing exactly who his enemies are. He never expected to be forced into marriage with one. Adolphine is the daughter of the werewolf king, and the last person she ever imagined standing beside her at the altar is a vampire. Neither of them wants the marriage. Neither of them trusts the other. And neither is willing to forget everything their kingdoms have taught them to hate. But some things are not decided by kings. As Ian and Adolphine are drawn deeper into a world of old secrets, dangerous alliances, and a history neither of them fully understands, they begin to question everything they thought they knew about the war between their people. Because sometimes, the greatest threat isn't the enemy standing across the battlefield. Sometimes, it's the truth waiting to be uncovered.

An ordinary student in a foreign country. But her nightmare is always one step ahead of her

The story of The thoracic pagoda, The Kanzashi kingdom, The garden of music, etc.

Since the day her mother pulled her, blue-lipped and still, from the bottom of a lake at age six, Dovina has understood a truth she can never say aloud without sounding mad: The water ants her dead. It began small. A bath drawn to a comfortable temperature that turned, in the span between one breath and the next, to something that seared her skin red - and her mother, always, nearby to haul her out, murmuring apologies to the faucet. Then the winters, when snow melting on her collar burned her like a brand, blistering... Though it burned no one else. Then the ordinary glass of water at dinner, rising to meet her throat before she'd even swallowed, her mother's hand slamming between her shoulder blades while the rest of the table simply watched a girl cough. Twenty years of this. Twenty years of her mother standing, wet-handed and unquestioning, between her daughter and a substance that makes up sixty percent of the girl she's trying to save. Her mother has never explained it. But there are things Dovina has noticed, the way a child notices what adults think they've hidden well: the photograph of a grandmother she never met, water-stained at the edges, that her mother will not discuss. The way her mother flinches at the sound of a bath running two floors away. The single sentence, offered once, half-drunk, and never repeated - "She went in the tub too, you know. My mother. They said her heart just stopped." - followed by a silence so total it felt like punishment for having heard it. No ritual. No incantation. No family curse spoken aloud and broken by the final page of a bible. Just a pattern that predates her, and a mother who seems to know its shape without ever naming it. Now her mother is dying. And Dovina, thirty years old and still flinching from rain, must spend her mother's final months as the only barrier left between herself and something with no motive she can locate, no myth she can slay, no mermaid to blame,

Every hundred years, a girl is chosen as a sacrifice to the gods. This year, they chose Selene. She is taken from her home and sent to the temple of Lucian, the god she's been told will take her life. But strange things begin happening before she even reaches the temple. A voice in the forest. A necklace that shouldn't exist. And one warning she can't forget: "Don't trust him." Selene was supposed to be a sacrifice. But what if she was chosen for something else?

"I'm not marrying you." "Good. I never wanted you either." That was how their marriage began. Victoria Gromova never expected to become the wife of the one man she could barely stand. Cassian Volkov never imagined that the woman standing across from him would become the biggest threat to his carefully controlled world. They made a deal. A marriage without love. No interference. No touching without permission. No feelings. Just a contract. Simple. At least, that's what they thought. Because behind their families' perfect alliance lies something neither of them knows. Someone has been targeting the Volkov family from the shadows for years. And now Victoria has become part of the game. She was never supposed to be his weakness. He was never supposed to become her safe place. But when the truth begins to surface, Victoria will have to question everything she thought she knew about Cassian. And Cassian will have to decide whether protecting her is still part of the plan... or something he would do even if there was nothing left to gain.

At 17, Zariah is already trying to balance motherhood, school, family problems, and figuring out her future. After being forced to leave home, she moves to a new city hoping for a fresh start. Then she meets Jace Carter-the boy with a complicated past and a reputation she wants nothing to do with. What starts as constant arguments slowly turns into friendship, late-night conversations, and feelings neither of them expected. But when Jace's past catches up with him, everything they've built starts falling apart. Sometimes loving someone means learning when to hold on... and when to let go.