Yulianna Boiluk

Their first kiss was unforgettable. New Year’s Eve, a masquerade ball, a quiet corridor—and complete anonymity. At least, Prince Derek, brother to the King of Zolkhida, couldn’t see the face behind the temptress’s mask. Can he find her again, and what will he risk to do so? In the kingdom where the mysterious girl likely comes from, rebellion, unrest, and court intrigues are brewing—but none of that matters to him. There’s only one question that haunts him: which of the two princesses is his mystery woman? A standalone novel from the Marrying a Zolkhidian series. Can be read independently!

She is the daughter of day and night— child of a fire mage, a former prince turned traitor, and the Mistress of Darkness. The Princess of Shadows. The Princess of Mariania. A half-blood, unrecognized by either world. Lariel arrives in the empire of light mages seeking protection from the cruelty she endured in the Dark Lands. But is that her true reason? Could this half-witch be nothing more than a cunning spy, as Prince Mark—the queen’s brother—suspects? He will stop at nothing to uncover her secret. But what will matter more in the end: the truth… or the fire in her dark eyes? A standalone novel in the world of “The Pectoral for Misafir.” Can be read independently!

“Good evening,” I say. “I’m looking for my sister…” “How wonderful! I think she’s here with me!” — he grabs my sleeve and pulls me inside. “You have no idea how glad I am that you came. I don’t know how you found me, but it’s simply amazing.” A child behind his back is crying louder and louder. I’m just amazed—how could Amalia have ended up here? The young man leads me into a small living room that takes up half of the first floor. “Here!” he says. “Is this yours?” — he gestures toward the couch. Something is moving there… Something making desperate sounds. I step closer and see a baby. “Wait, you think I came here for the baby?”

“So, Ira, there’s a delicate problem I need to talk about.” “I knew it!” I blurt out. “You’re definitely sick with something weird.” I’ve got two wishes — to smack Oles with a broom so he stops getting involved with innocent girls when he clearly has his own issues, and the other — to just break down and cry. “Did you know about Grandma?” His eyes go wide. “So you actually lured me here on purpose?” “What grandma?” The conversation suddenly feels like a farce. “Don’t mess with me! Did Grandma send you or not? Just be honest!” I silently place my hand on his forehead. He doesn’t feel like he has a fever. “Oles, I’m totally lost here,” I say. “Can you pretend to be my girlfriend tonight?”

He is rich and arrogant, desperate to make his ex jealous by finding a fake fiancée. She is heartbroken and fueled by a thirst for revenge, needing money for her sister’s urgent surgery. What will become of their deal when real feelings interfere? “I’m not getting involved in this shady business…” I say, my voice quiet but firm. “Shady business? Give me a break, Anna! Look, all you have to do is attend high-society events with me, sit in expensive restaurants, and I’ll even pay you for it. But if you’re not interested, you can go find another job.” Inside, I flare up with righteous indignation. He’d fire me? For what? What a jerk you are, "Dear" Anton! You want a fiancée? You’ll get one! My plan for a petty revenge just changed. I’ll infiltrate your home. I’ll find your secret, and I will

The most promising candidate in the selection of brides for the crown prince, yet her life remains in deadly danger. Especially now, as the threat of war with demons becomes all too real, and she fights to control her growing magic, navigate treacherous rivals, and face her feelings for her fiancé’s brother. But what if those feelings are mutual? The conclusion of Misafir’s story. "Lariel. Wild Flame" — the final book of the trilogy, a standalone novel.

Our relationship, which began during our freshman year at university, felt stronger than ice. When we decided to get married, not a single doubt crossed our minds. But then everything fell apart. Engagements were called off. Dreams shattered. A business started together. And a promise never to speak of the past again. Now, we are just the boss and his first deputy. We can forget our passionate love, right? But what if we are betrothed by fate itself?

The sultan’s daughter and the sailor’s son… our paths were never meant to cross. But fate had other plans. What could possibly bind us—beyond a dream, beyond love? Do we have the strength to break the rigid rules of court life and choose our own destiny? And when the day of reckoning comes, what will we choose—family or love? --- Go. Strive. Reach for the impossible… and I will always be by your side. No matter how far the sea calls me, you will always be my safe harbor. Duology. Book Two: "You Are My Destiny"

My life was perfect. I was preparing for my wedding with the man I loved, decorating our future home, and dreaming about our life together. But one trip to the capital turned my world upside down. In the blink of an eye, I became the bride of one of the two crown princes. Anthony must marry a noblewoman—it’s a mandatory condition if he wants to compete for the throne against his twin brother. And everyone seems convinced that I, Astrid Vanessa Ormskolt, am the perfect choice. What I think? No one cares. Well then… it's time to start standing up for myself. And at the same time, try to stay alive in the middle of a brutal power struggle between two heirs to the crown. Assuming I can't escape in time... For now, I’m a princess… Well, almost. Book Two:Almost a Princess 2: Trials of the Heart

Being a young queen is no easy task. Advisors pressure me into an unwanted marriage, while enemies tirelessly weave their intrigues. Even the one to whom I entrusted my safety—and gave my heart—now faces a cruel choice: my life or his sister’s. All that’s left is to believe in the power of love and hope it will protect us from fatal mistakes, helping us overcome every obstacle and hardship. The final book of the series.

Being the beloved niece of the king isn’t easy at all. Even in death, my uncle didn’t leave me without an inheritance — with his final command, he handed me an entire kingdom and sent his own son off to the provinces. So what am I to do now — a young queen with no experience, surrounded by enemies? The widow of the king, the resentful crown prince, and the head of my guard—who still can’t decide whether he wants to kill me or seduce me. But I vowed not to give up. If I am Annie Wilson, then we’ll see who wins in the end. Duology

"I apologize, Mademoiselle Keller, for my rude words," he decided to start the conversation first, trying to salvage the situation as much as possible. "It doesn't matter. You will have a chance to earn my forgiveness, Mr. Leonov," I assured him boldly. "Meaning?" the man asked, genuinely surprised. "No, but..." "Perfect! You must accompany me to my friend's New Year's party, pretending to be my fiancé."

The magnificent and mighty kingdom of Endalasia has finally gained its rightful heir — the kind and magical Princess Adele, kidnapped at birth. Elsa, renowned throughout the world as the most respected princess, surrounds her twin sister with care and love, taking it upon herself to re-educate the young lady according to palace rules. But is everything truly as happy as it seems at first glance? Two girls, identical in appearance yet completely different in spirit, who have lived apart for nearly twenty years, now must fight together for their goals. Is it easy? Hardly… Elsa and Adele — unstoppable fire and all-forgiving water. Whose methods and beliefs will prove stronger? The conclusion of Elsa and Adele’s story. Also in this series: Married to a King.

They are woven from sheer opposites — and yet, somehow, they are endlessly alike. The Ice Queen. The stone-hearted lady whose emotions are hidden beneath a shell of cold cynicism. Elsa is used to being flawless — after all, her goal is the throne, and she has spent her life fighting for power. Adele could never understand that: a poor peasant girl hated by her own father. Their paths were never meant to cross… and yet, by the will of fate, they were twin sisters, separated at birth. A duology. Book one. Series: Married to a Zolkheid Prince