

Betrayed by her fiancé Paul and his lover Lisa, dragon prodigy Daisy falls from grace—until she awakens Ember, a legendary golden dragon, and discovers her immunity to dragonfire. At the royal palace, she falls for cursed Prince Arthur, but a power-hungry king and an obsessive prince threaten their love. As dragons rise again, Daisy transforms from a disgraced orphan into the Mother of Dragons and Queen, reshaping the kingdom and ushering in a new era of peace between humans and dragons.

Cyrus Campbell, originally the heir of the wealthy Campbell family, breaks with his family for his wife Sophia Smith and survives by delivering food for five years. Unexpectedly, Sophia Smith is vain and materialistic, influenced by her friend to develop an ambiguous relationship with her former lover, Simon Harrison. She even chooses to visit Simon’s grandmother who only has a cold, missing the final moments of Cyrus’s critically ill grandmother.

To avenge his father's death due to medical malpractice, Luca retaliates against Scarlett, the daughter of the attending doctor, by throwing her into a mental hospital for torture and humiliation. But what his heart keeps telling him is...

After dying unexpectedly, Ivy wakes up inside an otome game as the villainess Diana, an overweight F-class Alpha princess destined to be killed by her four Omega fiancés. With only 30 days to survive, she must tame the men who hate her before they become her killers.

When my parents divorced, their lawyers drafted a custody agreement. My sister and I would live with separate parents, then switch homes at the start of every school year. The handoff happened every August at La Serata, the Moretti family's restaurant. Every year, my parents fought over who got more time with Sofia. "Come to St. Barts with me for Thanksgiving," Mom coaxed. Dad's face hardened. "Sofia is with me this year. She spends the holidays with me." Mom pulled up her calendar. "You dumped her on me for nineteen extra days last year. I get those days back. Every single one." "Two of those days were school overnights. They don't count." Sofia rested her chin on one hand and gave them the helpless smile of a princess burdened by too much devotion. "If only there were two of me." Half an hour later, my parents compromised by booking the trip together. Only then did Sofia glance my way. "What about Emilia?" Dad picked up his water and looked past me. "She's not my responsibility this year." Mom finally met my eyes. "The hotel group closes an acquisition next month. I don't have time for this. St. Gabriel still has rooms in the senior dorm. You'll board there." They had just counted every hour Sofia had spent away from them. When it came to me, they could hand off an entire year without blinking. Under the table, I smoothed the napkin I had crushed in my fist. My phone lit up. [Ms. Harper: Your record puts several top East Coast schools within reach. Westbridge Institute's research scholarship would also be a great fit. Which one is your first choice?] I looked at California on the other side of the map and typed my answer. [Westbridge.] Three thousand miles ought to be far enough to leave my family for good.

For thirteen years, Oswin shoveled horse dung for a noble family. The academy called him "the mute." No one knew: he kept silent to keep the world alive. At six, he shouted "Snow!"—and froze half his village. Forty-one died. Since then, he never spoke holding a wand. His only confidant: a magic-immune raven who spoke for him. He survived as the lowest servant, living only for his gifted sister. Then she enrolled at the Mage Academy—and vanished. One letter in her blood: *Forget me.* To save her, he enters the Academy. The young master shoves a wand down his throat to ""cure"" him. The dean locks a beast collar on him—built to suppress archmages. He wins the dueling exam fairly, then is forced to kneel before four hundred students and confess to cheating. The prize? ""Cook it. I don't care."" Everyone laughs. No one connects the dots. Why does the ancient beast roar when he picks up a wand? Why do fireballs unseen for centuries fall when he whispers ""fire""? Why does the sacred rank-measuring beast play dead when he passes? For eight hundred years, every Tower Master was noble-born. The last needed nine days. Oswin does it in under an hour—while villains bombard the Tower to bury him. Then the mute rides back on the sacred beast. The collar shatters. The entire academy drops to one knee before the stable boy they spat on. Every debt is coming due, with interest. One word from this man is a natural disaster. So tell us—what happens when he finally decides to speak?

For ten years, Elena Hart loved Ethan Reed — until she catches him crossing lines with her comatose sister, Vivian Hart. Elena chooses to marry childhood protector Adrian Hale instead, but Ethan and Vivian retaliate, sabotaging her career. Fiercely protected by Adrian, Elena rises from ruin. When Vivian's true face is exposed, Ethan's regret comes far too late.

Master weaponsmith Wilma Kirby transmigrates into a lovestruck fool in ancient times. Told to marry by twenty or face prison, she sets her sights on the shy, handsome Seth Zeller. When 100,000 troops threaten the Zellers, she forges unstoppable weapons, helps him crush their enemies, and wins both love and family—proving she can handle war, romance, and everything in between.

Ever since my mother died in a fire, My four daddies have raised me.She once saved their lives, so now they give me all their love.I thought this love would last forever, until a maid came rushing into the hall.“Gentlemen, Ms. Vivian is missing!”Vivian is the daughter of my four fathers' first love. She was brought back from the orphanage less than a month ago. We're not related—she's my sister in name only.An hour later, two bodyguards bring her back.She rushes straight into Darius' arms, sobbing and shaking.“Dad… Emma had me taken…”“I didn't kidnap her. I didn't have anyone touch her!”None of them believe me.They send me to the correctional center.“Emma, we do love you.”“We'll bring you home when you've learned your lesson.” After that iron gate closes, I spend four long years suffering. In the first year, I'm beaten, starved, deprived of water, and locked in solitary confinement.In the second year, they cut out one of my kidneys.In the third year, they break one of my legs.In the fourth year, with seven days left until Christmas, one of my fathers comes to the correctional center to bring me home.Dragging my broken body through the iron gate, I see my father, Darius, waiting.

Driven to the edge, Rachel Yale makes a desperate gamble—using herself as bait to draw close to Louis Brown, Newfork's most untouchable power figure. He is ruthless, distant, a man said to have no heart. He sees her motives clearly—yet allows her closer. What begins as disdain and indulgent play turns into dangerous attraction. The god of power falls from his pedestal, becoming her shield, her storm, and her only refuge.