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Anastasia has three months left to live. So she makes a simple plan. Stay away from the heroine. Stay away from the heir. Stay away from every event that ends with a gun at her head. But the heir suddenly cannot look away from the woman who stopped chasing him. And the one man who was never meant to matter, the cold CEO Cassian Wolfe, walks into her life and asks for her hand in marriage. In the book, he was supposed to die tomorrow. Now he is watching her too closely. He knows things about Genevieve that Anastasia cannot explain. And someone in Parker Tower is working very hard to make sure she never lives to see the end of the year.

A CROWN OF THORNS Two kingdoms. One marriage. A love neither expected. Princess Seraphina Aurelia Valemont has never been a princess who bows easily. Fierce, intelligent, and stubborn, she believes a crown is a responsibility, not a privilege. The last thing she wants is to marry Prince Kael Draven Blackthorn, Dravaryn's arrogant and formidable heir, who believes emotions are weaknesses and challenges are meant to be conquered. Bound by an arranged marriage intended to unite their kingdoms, Seraphina and Kael begin as rivals, exchanging sharp insults and refusing to surrender to each other's demands. Neither expects their growing hostility to become something far more dangerous: love. When a chilling threat warns that both heirs will die unless their wedding takes place before the first snowfall, an assassination attempt exposes a conspiracy linked to the disgraced House Veyron. Forced to investigate the danger together, the unlikely pair journey into the mountains, where ambushes, hidden documents, and political secrets test their courage and trust. Beneath Kael's cold arrogance lies a man haunted by his mother's death, terrified of appearing weak. Seraphina challenges his beliefs, forcing him to confront the vulnerability he has spent years concealing. Meanwhile, the charming Prince Lucien, Seraphina's childhood friend, awakens a jealousy Kael stubbornly refuses to acknowledge. As their reluctant partnership deepens into an unexpected romance, evidence of a secret council and disturbing questions about Kael's mother's death threaten to shatter everything they believe. With winter approaching and betrayal lurking within the royal courts, Seraphina and Kael must uncover the truth before their marriage becomes the weapon that destroys both kingdoms. In a world ruled by crowns and secrets, loving each other may be their greatest strength—or their most dangerous weakness.

Lena Ashford has one question she cannot let go of, what really happened to her sister? Three years ago, Vivienne disappeared just days before her wedding to billionaire Damien Vale. Everyone believes she ran away, but Lena knows her sister would never leave without saying goodbye. When Lena confronts Damien, he makes her an offer she never expected. Marry him, and he will help her find Vivienne. Lena agrees, but living with Damien soon turns her world upside down. The man she married is a werewolf, and his family hides a terrible secret about the women who become their wives. Now Lena must uncover what happened to her sister before the next full moon and before she becomes another woman the Vale family erases.

Serena Sinclair never expected to become the obsession of a man who believes love is weakness. At twenty-five, Serena has everything money can buy, except answers about the mysterious death of Vivienne Vale, a woman she loved and trusted. Everyone calls it an accident, but some secrets refuse to stay buried. Then she meets Kael Blackwell. At twenty-eight, Kael is ruthless, dangerously wealthy, and accustomed to getting whatever he wants. He believes Serena’s family is hiding something, and getting close to her might be the key to uncovering the truth. Unfortunately for him, Serena isn’t easily manipulated. She’s stubborn, sharp-tongued, and unimpressed by his power. Their encounters quickly become a dangerous game of hostility, temptation, and undeniable chemistry. But the closer they get, the more their carefully constructed walls begin to crumble. Beneath Kael’s cold exterior lies a man haunted by betrayal, while Serena begins to question everything she thought she knew about the people she loves. Someone has been lying. Someone has been manipulating them both. And the truth could destroy everything. Kael wanted answers. Serena wanted the truth. Neither expected to become each other’s greatest weakness. But when the devil falls in love, will he protect her—or destroy her?

Thorn Love is the story of a young and beautiful girl named Joan who falls deeply and blindly in love with a man named Lucena. Lucena is a handsome, charming, and confident young man whose appearance and personality easily capture Joan’s heart. To Joan, he is more than just a man she loves; he is her first love and the person she believes she was meant to be with. She gives him her trust, attention, affection, and loyalty, hoping that their relationship will eventually become meaningful and permanent. However, Lucena does not feel the same way about Joan. While Joan believes she is building a future with him, Lucena mainly sees her as someone who will always be available whenever he wants affection and attention. He takes advantage of her feelings without giving her the genuine love, respect, honesty, and commitment she deserves. As time passes, Joan begins to notice the warning signs in Lucena’s behavior. Her friends also notice how one-sided the relationship has become and repeatedly advise her to let him go. They tell her that she deserves someone who will love and respect her, but Joan refuses to listen. She continues making excuses for Lucena because she is afraid of losing the man she loves. Joan convinces herself that things will eventually change. She believes that if she remains patient and continues giving Lucena the love and attention he wants, he will eventually realize how much she loves him and choose to stay with her forever. She holds tightly to this hope even when his actions repeatedly prove otherwise. As betrayal, jealousy, false friendship, and infidelity begin to surround her, Joan is forced to question everything she once believed about love.

Veronica, the daughter the Weston family lost 18 years ago came back to claim what rightfully belongs to her. The place that should’ve been hers now occupied by another

For months after Maya Scott disappeared, Will Hader convinced himself she would return. She had fought for three years to save a marriage he barely acknowledged was unraveling. Three years of unanswered calls, broken promises, and being sidelined—even by the one person she trusted most. Then, unexpectedly, Maya vanished—not a fight, not a tear, not a second chance. At first, Will savored the silence, but as weeks turned into months, strange phenomena began to erupt around him. Power brokers were exposed, secrets carefully kept were thrust into the spotlight, and long-standing reputations were shattered overnight. For the first time, Will found himself looking over his shoulder, haunted by unseen threats. Meanwhile, the woman he expected to beg for forgiveness was completely missing. The more Maya faded from our sight, the more obsessed Will became with finding her. But sometimes, people leave for a reason, and some departures are only the beginning. As old betrayals resurface and hidden enemies close in, Will is forced to face a brutal truth: His greatest mistake wasn't losing Maya. It was underestimating her.

For years after her little sister was born Ruby Rowan was treated as nothing more than a servant in her adopted parent’s home. Miracle was praised, loved, and was seen as the “perfect daughter”. Meanwhile Ruby was verbally berated ,ignored, and was the family's punching bag. But then Miracle makes the mistake of taking away the last person she thought cared about her. Her boyfriend. Brandon Franklin was the ‘perfect’ man, handsome, caring, spoiling her with gifts and holding her while she cried. But that was all a lie. He was cheating with her sister, behind her back for three years of their five year relationship. But what happens when she's pushed to her breaking point? When the people she expected to always be by her side betray her for money and status? What if she doesn't just want to ruin her family but take their money as well? After all, why does she have to leave with nothing?

On an island off the Maine coast, a light must be kept every night for the ships that cannot see the shore. Ada Beausoleil was appointed keeper of Warren Light in 1929 and dismissed in 1938, when the Board of Lighthouse Commissioners cut the wage and took the post away from her. She stayed on regardless, in a one-room fog-signal cottage at the island's north end — unpaid, unnamed — tending the lamp through twenty-five winters. On the night of February 22, 1963, a storm tore the gallery door and ran the clockwork down at 11:20 p.m. Ada, an eighty-four-year-old woman, climbed the eighty-four iron steps with the keeper and turned the weight by hand. The light burned until dawn. Three weeks later the Board rewrote the log in a stranger's hand and removed the keeper for keeping a light he had not been authorized to keep. Thirty-six years later, an archivist named Nora Vance is handed a tin of shoe buttons and a torn ledger page that a dead woman asked to be burned. Nora finds that the Board's 1963 memo had inverted an inspector's own finding — that the light was kept — and begins to gather what paper had scattered for four decades: a boy listed on a crew list he never sailed on, a stove damper mistaken for a lamp, a page cut from a bound volume. The question is not who was right. It is what a promise is worth when it is made to someone you will never meet, on a night you will not see.

The last thing Mara Bennett saw before she died was her mate closing the safe-zone gate in her face. Ryan had chosen Claire—the woman he had loved before Mara—and left his mate outside to die when the apocalypse turned the world into a nightmare of storms, starvation, and bloodshed. Mara had sacrificed everything for Ryan and his pack. In return, she received betrayal. Then she wakes up sixty days before the apocalypse. Twenty-four again, with every memory of her first life intact, Mara refuses to waste her second chance. Before Ryan can destroy her twice, she rejects him, walks away from his pack, and reclaims the wealth and power she once surrendered. While everyone calls her paranoid, Mara secretly prepares for the disasters she knows are coming. But this time, something inside her has changed. Her wolf, Raya, awakens an ancient power buried within Mara’s bloodline—a forbidden Royal Wolf ability capable of preserving resources, purifying what is contaminated, and eventually protecting an entire territory. Then Mara meets Ethan Cole, a powerful Alpha and former military rescue specialist who needs neither her protection nor her resources. He distrusts her secrets, yet becomes the one person capable of standing beside her when the world begins to collapse. As survival turns strangers into allies and trust slowly becomes something deeper, Mara discovers the apocalypse is changing. Disasters arrive early. Familiar enemies make unexpected choices. People who should be dead survive. Someone else is changing the future. And this time, surviving the apocalypse may be only the beginning.

Twenty-one-year-old Rose Henderson has always been her father Tom's anchor. Following her mother leaving them to focus on her career, Tom poured all his devotion into raising Rose, creating a bond built on fierce loyalty and mutual protection. But when Remy Alexandre; Tom's lifelong best friend and charismatic business partner, returns from a five-years stint running their firm to attend Tom's and Mira's wedding, the delicate stability of Rose's world fractures. Meeting Remy for the first time as adult, rose who had always had hidden affection towards Remy as a child, her feeling surfaced. Forcing her to hauled him towards her.

He is 900 years old—the oldest Lycan alive. She is human. The President's daughter. His enemy by blood, his mate by fate. Their attraction is instant. Their chemistry is dangerous. Then humanity creates a serum capable of stripping supernatural beings of their power. Peace dies. War begins. As the world burns, loving her could make him a traitor to his kind—and choosing him could make her a traitor to her own. The world chose sides. Their hearts didn't.

“From Maya Anderson” In my past life, I was treated like trash by my wealthy family simply for being born a girl. Trapped in the shadow of my arrogant brother, Martin, I died helpless when the apocalypse tore the world apart. Given a second chance, I woke up three years before the collapse. When my parents exiled me to my grandmother’s ruined mud house in the village to learn how to be a ‘dutiful housewife,’ I accepted willingly. For three years, I hardened my body with brutal labor and mastered ancient herbal remedies, the only cure for the upcoming flesh-rotting plague. Now, five days before the sky bleeds red, my family has returned. Not out of love, but to sell me off in marriage to an old billionaire in exchange for a lucrative construction contract. They think they’ve broken me and secured their grand future, completely unaware that my wedding day is the exact day human civilization ends. They prepared a marriage, but I am preparing for a reign. When the world crumbles, my family will learn that the girl they discarded holds the key to their survival.

Some summers change everything. Some men are supposed to be off-limits. Desmond Cole is both. Anna Ashford has spent nineteen years being the good daughter, the one who smiles at the right moments, laughs at the right jokes, and portends not to notice the way her father's best friend looks at her when he thinks nobody is watching. She notices. She has always noticed. But noticing is not the same as acting. And acting is not the same as falling. And falling... Falling is not something else entirely. One night at the lake house changes the rules of every game Anna thought she understood. Desmond is older, powerful, and completely wrong for her in every way that counts. He knows it. She knows it. And the lake outside her window knows every secret they are trying to keep from the man sleeping down the hall. He calls it a mistake. She calls it the most honest thing that has ever happened to her. And now neither of them can find their way back to who they were before it. The Devil's Lake is a story about wanting what you cannot have, taking what you should not touch, and discovering that the most dangerous fires are the ones that feel exactly like home. Some mistakes you survive. Some you choose, again and again, until choosing becomes the only truth left.