Eunice Seraphine Taylor is forced by her father to transfer to Westbridge University for one reason-to meet the man she is arranged to marry. She has no interest in love and only wants to finish what her family expects from her. But her plans change when she crosses paths with the university's four most well-known boys. Known for their good looks, strong friendship, and powerful crew, they soon become a big part of Eunice's university life. What starts with arguments and misunderstandings slowly turns into unexpected friendships and complicated feelings. As Eunice tries to adjust to her new life, strange events begin to happen around her. She starts meeting people who act as if they already know her, while old secrets from the past slowly come to light. The more she learns, the more questions she has. As love, hatred, protection, and long-hidden secrets collide, will Eunice uncover the truth... or become part of the mystery herself? A story filled with romance, mystery, drama, comedy, friendship, family, and unexpected twists.

She spent her whole life surviving. Not chasing dreams. Not looking for love. Just trying to make it through another day. At twenty-two, Leighe Monteverde has learned that life doesn't always give second chances. Some dreams are left unfinished, some wounds never truly heal, and some responsibilities arrive far too early. Then she meets Jace Joaquin Villareal. He's the boy everyone was told to stay away from. She's the girl who stopped living for herself a long time ago. When two lives, both carrying invisible burdens, unexpectedly cross paths, they begin to discover that healing isn't always about forgetting the past-sometimes, it's about finding someone willing to face it with you. Maybe some sunsets aren't endings. Maybe they're quiet reminders that even after the darkest days, the sky still chooses to glow. "A slow-burn Taglish romance about family, healing, sacrifice, friendship, second chances, and discovering that sometimes, the people who save us are the ones we were told to stay away from."

Tumatakbo siya upang iligtas ang sariling buhay. Wala namang balak ang lalaking iyon na iligtas siya. Sa gitna ng isang gabing nilalamon ng bagyo, pinagtagpo ng tadhana ang dalawang estrangherong hindi kailanman dapat nagkrus ang landas. May mga lihim siyang handang ibaon habang-buhay. Samantalang ang lalaking sumagip sa kaniya ay matagal nang isinara ang puso sa kahit sinong gustong lumapit. Dapat natapos na ang lahat nang tumila ang ulan. Pero hindi. Habang unti-unting lumalapit ang panganib at isa-isang nabubunyag ang mga katotohanang matagal nang nakabaon, mapipilitan silang magtiwala sa isa't isa, isang bagay na pareho nilang pinanumpaang hindi na muling gagawin. May mga bagyong winawasak ang lahat. Ngunit mayroon ding mga bagyong pinaglalapit ang dalawang pusong kapwa sugatan.

A simple mistake. Two identical journals. One unexpected knock. What begins as an accidental exchange between two neighbors slowly grows into quiet conversations, shared mornings at a nearby café, and pages filled with thoughts neither of them can say out loud. One writes to escape the noise. The other asks questions no one seems to think about. Sometimes, the people who change our lives don't arrive with grand entrances. Sometimes... they simply knock on the door next to yours.

Ever since his grandmother's and father's obsession with the supernatural ended in tragedy, eighteen-year-old Michael has tried to convince himself that monsters live only in dreams. Then winter arrives. A mysterious creature with crimson wings begins appearing in his dreams. Flies gather wherever she goes. People start dying in cruel ways. And the deeper Michael digs into his family's past, the more he uncovers a centuries-old curse tied to forgotten memories, reincarnated souls, and a spell binding him to the Fae of Flies. With only his best friend, Lizzy, by his side, Michael must uncover the truth before history repeats itself. But every answer drags him closer to a darkness that has haunted his bloodline for generations. Some monsters aren't born. Some are created by an evil spell. ⚠️: This story contains themes of death, substance abuse, psychological distress, gore, and references to non-consensual sex. Copyright ©2026 K.G. Noble Book Cover Design: germancreative, Lesia S. (Fiverr) Chapter Banner: K.G. Noble All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of the copyright holder, except as permitted by applicable copyright law. Fae of Flies. First edition, 2026.

Naomi doesn't have a clue who the masked man is she's hooked up with, but she's about to find out that when you play with fire, you're bound to get burned.

"She feeds the city with her hands. But who will ever feed her soul?" Areej has never been anyone's dream girl - not in her family, not in her dating history, and certainly not in the mirror. She's 34, curvy, Lebanese-Mexican, and the proud owner of one of New York's most beloved café spots. Her food? Famous. Her confidence? Selective. Her love life? Let's not. She's been rejected, forgotten, and betrayed one too many times. So now, her only vows are to her oven, her regulars, and the smell of fresh bread that fills the mornings. That is, until Matthew, the polished lawyer with Henry Cavill charm, starts noticing more than just her tuna sandwiches... and Bassel, the handsome Syrian doctor with kind eyes and old-world depth, walks in asking for her shawarma - and maybe more. Torn between past wounds, cultural pressures, and a growing storm of feelings she swore she buried years ago, Areej will have to ask herself the one question she's always avoided: What if love isn't a threat... but a choice she deserves to make? This is a story about heartbreak, food, family, and the courage to love yourself first. If you like slow burn, heartfelt banter, messy emotions, protective grandmothers, real women, and two unexpected rivals trying (and failing) to stay cool... welcome home.

Nathaniel Cross had loved Celeste Arden long before she ever knew his name beyond the popular boy everyone admired. Fourteen years later, an unexpected reunion and one nervously requested phone number turn two familiar strangers into inseparable friends. Between awkward messages, demanding careers, family laughter and quiet acts of devotion, Nathaniel becomes the person who always stays. But when devastating loss leaves Celeste struggling to recognise her own life, friendship begins to feel dangerously like love. He fell first, from a distance. She fell later, with everything she had.

Fifteen years ago, Northfield Academy buried a death behind locked doors, missing footage, and a confession no one questioned. Julian Mercer was seventeen when he walked into a police station and gave up his life for the three brothers waiting behind him. After that, the case was closed, the school stayed untouched, and the Mercer boys learned how to grow up around an empty chair at the dinner table. Now Julian is home. But fifteen years can turn brothers into strangers. Dominic has become a lawyer who trusts evidence more than memory. Ellis is a journalist who knows every secret has a source. And Jamie, the youngest, is a reckless eighteen-year-old with nightmares he cannot explain and a brother he does not remember. When another student case begins to echo the one that destroyed them, old records start to surface. A broken police file. A vanished CCTV clip. A witness statement rewritten too cleanly. And a child's memory that was never truly gone. Some lies are made to protect the guilty. This one was made to shape the innocent. The Shape of a Lie is a dark family thriller about four brothers, buried trauma, school secrets, justice, and the truth that waited fifteen years to come home.

Getting kicked out of college wasn't easy, especially going back to your small home town in Missouri. Where I had left friends and foes, especially when I left a a lot of open ends. Now stop, this isn't your hallmark movie, this is about me having no clue about what I'm doing.