Yoo Nara is your typical girl. Well, not really. Nara is the highest ranked student in all of Korea and attends high school with extremely wealthy brats. Having to deal with school, family, a handsome butler, lovers, and new friends, what will happen to this poor girl? Book cover by @Yana_saeng_

After moving from Los Angeles, California to a small city in Arizona known as Buckeye, Tommy Hong must make friends with the students at her new, predominantly male school, all the while trying to not fall in love for the sake of her best friend. - !WARNING! *homosexuality *brief mentions of sex/sexual acts *profanity *smoking/drugs/drinking; and *family triggers

When Ariel, a college student living alone in Seoul, goes to confront her neighbors about their excessively loud music, she didn't expect to discover the source of thousand's disappearances, better known to the people of South Korea as "The Thief."

We all know the story of Cinderella. Besides the fact that she lived a pretty unlucky life full of evil stepsisters and a cat that's practically the spawn of Satan himself, Cinderella seemed to have tons of luck on her side when it came to finding Mr. Right. Now here's me, Lee Shuri or Eunji (depends who you ask). My parents are dead, my adopted sister Hyemi is about as pleasant as a bag of dead rats, and I'm practically swimming in debt. Maybe it's because I don't have a cat (blame Hyemi and her allergies), but it seems I got a few more extra Princes in my fairy tale than I asked for. And I'm not just talking about one or two. I got thirteen princes.