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♡ anak muslimah yang hidup sederhana tapi dipenuhi oleh berbagai macam genre buku hafillah tak pernah mengenal yang nama nya "cinta" dalam dunia manusia. ia hanya tau, ia hanya mencintai buku buku yang berada di perpustakaan itu tiba tiba saja ada 'cinta' yang masuk dalam hati hafillah. bukan buku. bukan satu orang juga, tapi.. just little spoil! tunggu aja ya!!! made by: @ryy_5555

She was his queen before she was his wife. His best friend before she was his lover. His whole world and he ordered her death without blinking. When Aria, the beloved Queen of Valdris, is accused of murdering the king's mother, she expects her husband of her childhood love, her king to stand by her. He doesn't. King Kael Draveth raises his hand, and the executioner moves. But Aria's final words shatter the kingdom: she dies carrying his unborn child and the truth she takes with her destroys him. Centuries pass. The palace crumbles to roses and regrets. They are reborn. This time, Aria remembers everything. And this time ~she will not kneel. The King's Last Lie is the story of a love that survived death, a woman who refused to break, and a man who spends three lifetimes learning that love is not a crown you wear it's a choice you make, every single day. WARNING: Contains themes of execution, pregnancy loss, manipulation, grief, and mature romantic content. Intended for readers undone. Themes: Betrayal as the deepest form of love gone wrong Whether redemption can exist when the damage cannot be undone. The price a heart pays when silence replaces trust How love must be rebuilt from the roots, not the ruins Forgiveness as power not weakness

Some love stories don't get a happy ending the first time around. Ronnie built her life on resilience. A loving home, three beautiful daughters, and the quiet strength to carry whatever life throws her way. She doesn't need anyone to take care of her - she's been doing it long enough. But when grief knocks twice in quick succession, Ronnie finds herself adrift. Until a stranger walks through her door - the brother of the person she loved most in the world. The boy she never stopped thinking about. The one who vanished all those years ago without a word. He's different now - quieter, rougher around the edges - but the pull between them hasn't faded. and as letters begin to appear and old stories unravel, Ronnie realises the truth isn't just about what happened all those years ago. Its about what was kept hidden. They say time heals all wounds. But some connections were never meant to be broken. And as secrets slowly surface, Ronnie faces the hardest truth of all: love doesn't ask if you're ready. It just shows up.

මේ සඳගැල්මවත් මගේ දුක දැක්කානම් එදා....

A little peek behind the stories of Vera Noire. Sneak peeks, future stories, character ideas, recommendations, and a few surprises along the way. New stories are coming... consider this your first look. You get to pick which story you want next

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Sometimes, leaving everything behind is the only way to find yourself. After a heartbreak she never saw coming, Amara Bennett leaves her old life behind and travels to Seoul, hoping a change of scenery will help her put the past where it belongs. She isn't looking for love. Especially not with a man whose life is already spoken for. Kang Jae-min has spent years becoming the man his family expects him to be. His future is planned, his reputation is untouchable, and his engagement seems perfect from the outside. But appearances can be deceiving. When two strangers from completely different worlds find themselves drawn into each other's lives, neither of them is prepared for what comes next. Because some connections aren't planned. Some feelings arrive at the worst possible time. And sometimes, the person who changes your life is the one you were never supposed to meet.

A single wrong step. A hidden truth. And a fate carved in blood. Siya Singh was just an innocent girl with simple dreams, trying to survive in a quiet world. But one fateful night, she crossed a line she shouldn't have. She witnessed a cold-blooded reality that was never meant for her eyes- a violent secret that instantly destroyed her peaceful life. Now, she is trapped. Dragged into a shadowy realm of unlimited power, cold-blooded crime, and ruthless control... a world ruled by a titan who plays by his own dark rules. Ansh Oberoi. He is dangerous, lethal, and completely untouchable. A man who commands fear with a single glance and crushed entire empires without blinking. To the world, he is a heartless monster. To Siya, he is her worst nightmare-and her only protector. He should have eliminated her the moment she became a liability. Instead, he claimed her. Locked her in his gilded cage, bound her to his dangerous life, and swore to burn anyone to ashes who dared to lay a finger on her. As deadly enemies close in and past secrets unravel, the line between fear and desire begins to blur. Siya knows she should run, but how do you escape a man who controls the very air you breathe? In a world built on blood, deception, and absolute possession... Falling in love is not an option-it's the ultimate death sentence. Welcome to the world of Beneath His Darkness

Serena Kennedy is nothing short of kind, quiet, beautiful and intelligent, and with her bestfriend giving her mixed signals? she's certainly confused aswell. then comes her brother's bestfriend, Jaxon Landry, who the girls at school are going mad over, quite literally. and Serena strongly refuses to be one of them, but Jaxon isn't one to back down without a fight. things start to get hard for Serena when the line of friendship with Jaxon starts to blur into a hazy mess, more like her mind. Serena is even more confused between her mind and heart, one says this, and the other says that. Serena finds herself caught between the comfort of the love she's always dreamt of and the feelings she never saw coming.

Maya moves into a strange old house that seems to know her name. Soon, mysterious messages, disappearing family members, and a terrifying girl reveal the truth: the house doesn't want her to leave. And no matter where Maya runs... the house follows.

She's shy. He's cocky. She hates his smirk, and he loves pushing her buttons. Emilia Torres has always kept her head down-working shifts to pay rent, avoiding drama, and steering clear of Cole Kingston, the arrogant rich-boy hockey star who thrives on attention. He's everything she despises: loud, privileged, and infuriatingly gorgeous. Cole has never understood why the quiet brunette glares at him like he's the plague. Teasing her is his favorite sport-until one night changes everything. When Emilia gets drunk for the very first time, she does the unthinkable-grabs Cole by the collar and kisses him just to shut him up. It's supposed to mean nothing. A drunken mistake. A way to silence his endless cocky remarks. But that kiss lights a fuse neither of them can put out. Now, every smirk feels like a dare. Every fight feels like foreplay. And every touch threatens to destroy the walls Emilia has spent years building. He's the golden boy with everything to lose. She's the poor girl with nothing left to risk. And one reckless kiss just rewrote their rules. This isn't a game anymore. It's obsession. Warning: This book contains explicit language, filthy banter, heated locker room tension, one cocky hockey player who doesn't know how to shut up, and one shy girl who learns exactly how to shut him up. 21+ only.

Broken, Yet Chosen A Nigerian Islamic Novel Novel by Aishat Yusuf The Crescent Library and Pixels Maryam thought she knew her life. She had a loving family, a father she trusted, a mother who had always protected her, and a quiet life in Ilorin. But when her father suddenly falls seriously ill, a forgotten secret from twenty seven years ago begins to unravel. An anonymous message sends her searching for answers. A hidden box reveals a letter bearing her name. A mysterious man named Idris claims to be her biological father. Then Maryam discovers something far more disturbing: the brother she never knew existed may still be alive. As old photographs, missing records, buried promises, family betrayals, and painful memories begin to surface, Maryam is forced to question everything she has ever been told about her birth and the people she loves most. Who was really protecting her? Who was lying? Who took Yusuf? And why had someone spent nearly three decades trying to bury the truth? Caught between a past she never chose and a future she can no longer predict, Maryam must learn that some wounds are not meant to destroy us. Sometimes, being broken is where the journey to becoming chosen begins. A story of family, betrayal, faith, hidden identities, grief, forgiveness, and the kind of strength that grows quietly after everything falls apart.

Ghost hunters. A haunted bookstore. A body that wasn't part of the show. 👻📚 My review of A Murder at Midnight, book 4 in Ellie Alexander's Novel Detectives series, is live! Clever mystery, great character growth, out Oct 13. Add it to your TBR now. #CozyMystery #ARC

A high school romance with sports, academics, depression, and social anxiety. Main character Ade is struggling to balance school, sports, family, and friends all at once. It's a sweet heartfelt quick read based on real life. Ade is a book-loving, people-hating, introvert who has little to no friends but has a tragic past.

Life, is so surprising, and this is how life surprises me and I never see it coming because I have given up, well, I thought I did.

By [Crushing Lights - Philomina Hogg]

A journalist ,a magazine editor and fashion enthusiastic young girl finds her way into hearts of billionaires in a party and what follows is a series of betrayals, lust,love and career bursts along with her history unraveling her secrets!!

By [Crushing Lights - Philomina Hogg]

History Some people become memories. Others become the story you can never escape. Layton has spent years learning how to protect herself, keep her guard up, and avoid the kind of people who bring chaos into her life. Then there's Parker - the person who knows exactly how to get under her skin, challenge her, and somehow make her feel things she never wanted to admit. What starts as tension, arguments, and a battle of wills slowly becomes something neither of them saw coming. But when the past comes back to haunt them and old wounds begin to surface, they're forced to face the truth: some connections don't disappear, no matter how hard you try to forget them. Between growing up, finding themselves, and figuring out what they truly want, Layton and Parker must decide whether their history is something that will break them apart - or the very thing that brings them together. History is a slow-burn romance about love, mistakes, forgiveness, and the people who leave a mark on your life long after you thought they were gone.

In this novel, I try to lead the reader into an engaging account of a life lived, with an abundance and precision of episodes and experiences etched in my memory. Mine is a journey into a bucolic landscape and environment, which have marked me throughout my life. It is the experience and fortune of those who, like me, found themselves living through the period of transition from the life of the fields, made by toil and sweat of the hands, to mechanization and modernization. To make this journey backwards in my biography fascinating, there is then a succession of affections, of loved ones, of figures all peculiar in character and attitudes. The novel is, so to speak, a story within a story. Characters: za F'lumena, the grandmother with the strong character, the volcano always ready to explode, my father, Aunt Paola, Aunt Lina, Uncle Ferdinando, Uncle Armando, the barber-accordionist, the forester, the baker, the hairdresser, the old vintner (who at first presents himself as illiterate, but...), the traffic cop, the massaro (farmer) Luigi, who teaches me how to ride a horse, and his wife Carmela, an excellent cook, and Cerasella, grandmother's donkey. With Foxes Hill, I offer the reader a chance to open the treasure chest of life's memory, and to relive it. Childhood memories remain indelible in everyone's memory, and it applies to everyone. In this autobiographical account, through an exposition that is as simple and straightforward as ever from the point of view of expression, I recount my real experiences as a boy of just seven years old, who, alone and aboard regular buses (as many as three, for barely a hundred kilometers), in the hot summer of 1955