Twenty-four-year-old hotel heiress, Vanessa Rio Perez was never loved by her husband, Allen Travis Fajardo, causing her to find happiness in the arms of another man which she will regret and pay for to earn her husband's love and trust back. *** Forced into a marriage to merge their family businesses, Vanessa did not...
Published under Pop Fiction. Available at bookstores/convenience stores nationwide for 195php. Taglish. Completed. Two kindred hearts from two different worlds collide and find love. Princess Trish Lua is a certified bad girl. She always win an argument and nobody can beat her whenever she starts explaining herself. A...
Adrian is a typical nerd in his college years. His life can't get any worse, everyone knows that. But that's until he woke up one night inside a completely different body. The best part? He is an instant hearthrob! Now he gets girls, praises, and consideration. There is one problem though. The body he is in belongs to...
Marriage is normally one's happily ever after in the movies, but for Aemie Ferrer-Roswell, it's just the start of a seemingly unending adventure. Can this sweet Barbie-loving airhead continue to survive the life of being wife to a Mafia boss? *** Many things changed after Aemie Ferrer became Ezekiel Roswell's wife. Wi...
It's funny how sometimes the people you'd take a bullet for, are the ones behind the trigger. #7 Mystery/Thriller
Nananahimik siyang nagtatrabaho sa Canada as an architect when he received a letter from the Philippines, a copy of his Lola's Last Will and Testament. Ubod naman kasi ito ng yaman at ang Mama niya ang nag-iisang anak, so obviously, sa Mama niya lahat mapupunta ang kayamanan, ang problema, may isang weird na kondisyon...
[The Walkers Trilogy #3] [Prequel of 'The Perverted Vampire'] Fenier Harrison Walker is a happy-go-lucky vampire who always messes with the virgins in town. If you want him, you should be a virgin. If you're not, better forget your dreams to be with him. But no one owns him. No one can make his heart melt. No one can...
