Slow Burn

— I don’t remember… Are you really my husband? — I ask, eyeing him with suspicion. He frowns. — Unfortunately, yes. Why do you doubt it? — I thought you’d be… nicer. Your wife was in a car crash, barely survived, lost her memory — and instead of a kiss on the cheek, I’m getting baseless accusations. He blinks, clearly thrown off. — You want a kiss? Did you hit your head harder than we thought? You’ve caused way too much trouble for me to be kissing you. — Then why haven’t you divorced me?

"She is innocent, yet her life was shattered by a ruthless lawyer who knows no mercy. Her studies, her career, her peace—all gone. A debt she never incurred has become a crushing burden. And just as Liya finally gathers the strength to move on, fate deals a cruel hand: the very man who destroyed everything reappears in her life. How do you survive when your enemy becomes a part of your world?"

The whole internet is obsessed with Alina’s supposed affair… with her new rector. There’s just one problem—there is no affair. But once the rumor mill starts, there’s no stopping it. Now anything—anything—can be twisted into “proof” by eager gossip hunters. So what do you do when you suddenly find yourself at the center of a scandal? In a world where tabloids have been replaced by social media, and every passerby with a smartphone can play paparazzi—snapping a photo and sending it straight to an anonymous Telegram channel just waiting for fresh dirt on you… How do you fight a story everyone is already dying to believe?

My cheating husband pushed me out of a window to take my apartment. The end? Not quite. I woke up inside a novel I had been reading the night before… As the villainess—destined to lose everything in the end. Now I’m the daughter of a fox-shifter clan. The fiancée of a dragon prince… who is fated to abandon me for the “white swan”—the story’s perfect heroine. And according to the plot, I’m supposed to be disgraced, married off to a pathetic noble from a fallen house, and left to rot in the provinces. Sounds easy enough: just don’t be evil, right? Except the real snake here turns out to be the heroine herself… and for some reason, she’s determined to destroy me. A villainess, you say? Fine. But this villainess is done playing by someone else’s rules.

From having nothing to having it all! She's a humble, feisty woman who will have to face the coldest, most womanizing man in the world. Gianlucas Bonatti is a man accustomed to luxury and carnal pleasures. As the future heir to the Bonatti family, he's the perfect husband for any woman, or so they think.

The sequel to Dangerous Hate I turned my life upside down and bolted to the capital. But the second I stepped out of the train car, I bumped into an insufferable jerk. We had a fierce war of words, only for me to discover the very next day that he was my new boss. What started as pure animosity soon morphed into something I am terrified to admit...

In Archesar, you are only what a man owns. Your voice means nothing. And in this kingdom, anything can be wagered — gold, lives… even your fate. Six young women were pulled into this cruel world from beyond the veil, each of them forced to survive in a land ruled by ruthless games and darker secrets. Alone, each of them carved a path through the fire. But together… they just might change everything.

Since birth, Alissara has been followed by the shadow of a black dragon — and no one knows what he truly wants from her or her family. Her mother once repaid a debt to him — nearly at the cost of her life. But now, the dragon has returned. Though it seems… only the princess can see him. Sometimes — only in her dreams. But it’s not just the dragon taking an interest in her. A garuda — a mysterious bird-man — also seeks her company for reasons unknown. This worries the Head of student practice, with whom she already has a tense relationship. Strange events begin to multiply. Will Alissara be able to uncover the truth behind them all?

She decides to get pregnant without a wedding and "buy" herself a husband for a year... He is offered an indecently large sum to play the role of her fake husband. Threatened with blackmail, he is forced to accept. The money, so vital for his business, is a compelling argument with a long string of zeros. It all seems simple. After all, how hard can it be to spend twelve months pretending to be a caring husband? But what happens when a strong, confident man collides with equally strong and even more powerful women? Who will conquer his heart? Or even the man himself? It will be intriguing, steamy, and at times painful... but never boring. That, I can guarantee!

Rowen is a respected professor at the magical academy and a contender for the role of royal court mage. But his carefully planned future falls apart when a mysterious woman appears in his chambers and steals his magic. Determined to reclaim what’s his, he must team up with the thief — a woman full of secrets and hidden motives.

The captain of the emperor’s strongest legion is given a secret mission: to look after the illegitimate heir to the throne. He is obligated to protect her and teach her magic, despite his irritation and dissatisfaction with his role as a nanny. He simply needs to wait patiently until Cupid’s Day, after which all his problems will either disappear or escalate even further. Intercepting someone else’s Cupid’s arrow was definitely not part of his plans.

He’s hot, rich, and smug — the kind of guy everyone swoons over… except her. She’s a wild, witty thrill-seeker who’s allergic to egos — especially his. They bicker like cat and dog, can’t stand being in the same room, and definitely aren’t friends. So naturally, they’re asked to pretend to get along — as witnesses at their best friends’ wedding. What could possibly go wrong? Will they survive the weekend without a murder charge... or accidentally fall into something dangerously close to love?

What kind of leader lets teachers and students treat them like a piece of furniture shoved in the corner?! Some mock, others look with disdain, and a third even openly wishes death. And then there’s the husband—may the devils take him—who doesn’t have a drop of warmth for his own wife. I don’t know how my predecessor allowed such a thing, but I won’t be turning a blind eye. Beware, Raduk Academy, I intend to bring order here!

"I reject Sabrina Velton as my true mate!” Those were the very first words I heard in this world — blurted out by some sugary little prick with more ego than brains. By some tragic cosmic accident, I ended up in the place of that poor girl. And personally? I couldn’t care less that I now carry the burning mark of the Forsaken. In our world, destiny is a flexible concept — and I have zero intention of playing by anyone else’s rules. Especially when a certain brooding, sharp-eyed man just so happens to live next door. So what if he’s cold and grumpy? Since when is that a problem?

In a world hidden from human eyes, where power, secrets, and ancient bloodlines govern every step, he is a vampire who has controlled everything and everyone for centuries. Yet nothing could have prepared him for her appearance. She is a being who existed only in legends. His true mate. A presence that awakens feelings he thought long buried: longing, vulnerability, and an impossible desire. Their meeting sets in motion a chain of events that will test everything he knows: loyalties will be challenged, enemies will rise, and the line between love and danger will blur. Together, they will navigate intrigues, betrayal, shadowed alliances, forbidden magic, and truths that will either bind them forever or destroy them completely.

What happens if you drink a love potion made from fairy pollen? Nothing good — that’s my answer. The final year at the School of Witchcraft. My coming of age. My parents insisting on marriage. Everything crashed down on my shoulders at once. But I’m a witch — just like my father — and I’m not going to give up that easily. The plan is ready. All that’s left is to put it into action. But fate intervened. Or maybe my fairy god-sisters did. And everything changed… I wish I could forget that night. The night that shattered my plans, when the gods decided everything for me. What now? Time will put everything in its proper place.

Anne thought she finally had a perfect life when she found out she's going to be a mother. But everything falls apart when she discovers the betrayal of her husband, Jack, who not only discovers that he has deceived her to take away her company, but also wants to take her son from her to start a family with his true love, his infertile secretary. Desperate, and with the help of her friend Jess, Anne escapes to the Italian Alps, where she starts a new life working in a small café. There she meets Paul Baresi, a man also marked by loss and betrayal, whose hardness hides a wounded heart. Can two broken hearts heal each other? This story is entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people, places, or events is purely coincidental.

I met a special man. People fear him, but I have learned to see his warm, loving heart behind his intimidating appearance. I saw in him not a monster, but a wonderful man. But will I be able to love him as much as he loves me? Will we be able to learn to understand each other? Life with such an unusual man threatens numerous difficulties. Maybe I will regret my choice? The second book in the Beauty and the Beast duology.

When Amber crosses the threshold of someone else's apartment, she doesn't yet know: this isn't a shelter, but a trap. Kai Harlow doesn't save women and does not believe in good intentions. He is the one who is not asked and decides for himself whom to protect... and what the price will be...

When the old shaman Karhat visited the leader of the ogre tribe and declared the need to pass on the gift and find a successor, Grok the Terrible could not have imagined that he would have to rescue the girl from the human settlement, save her, and perhaps even beg for help. And he certainly did not expect to find in her his one and only, the perfect mate that an ogre could love. But whether Alisha would want his love was a difficult question, because the girl had already proven to be very headstrong.