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Hanleigh loves books more than nearly anything in the world; whether its reading them or writing them, Hanleigh just can't get enough. She relishes in the way authors can create worlds with the words they put in their books. She loves the way your imagination introduces you to a new world when you read a book. It may well be a world completely foreign to the one you live in. That world is brought to life; inspiring you to dream, captivating your imagination and enticing your senses. Hanleigh first took to reading as a small child reading Dr Zeus. She then fell in love with romance literature when she first read Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen; when she first swooned over Mr Darcy. She's read more books than she can count and owns more books than some libraries. Clover has grown up with Rockstars for parents. They expect her to follow in their footsteps. But Clover doesn't want to be famous, she just wants to create the music she loves. Will that change when her twin brother needs her to take his place in the pop band Saving Creed? Her crazy mother puts a wig on her head, bandages up her boobs and throws her onto the stage at the London o2. Suddenly, she finds herself living with four hot men. The only problem? They all think she's her twin brother, Creed! Will Clover be able to keep her identity a secret or will she fall in love with her four band mates?

In the year 657 BC, the land of Gamachiana stood on the brink of chaos. The aftermath of the war between the Vollonmours of the south and their mighty dragons had left the earth scarred and desolate. Once a vibrant world teeming with life, it was now a realm where survival was a daily struggle. The Vollonmours, with their dragon lords, had subjugated nearly all the houses, forcing them into submission. Only one house had resisted until the bitter end—the Howling Hounds of the west.

The Rising Star follows Yuto Nakamura, a young Japanese boy who dreams of becoming a professional football player but struggles with his self-confidence and skills. During a critical school tournament match, Yuto unexpectedly receives a mysterious "system" that grants him quests, challenges, and rewards to help him improve his football abilities. With the system guiding him, Yuto embarks on a long journey from school football to professional clubs, rising through the ranks of Japan’s youth teams and eventually joining foreign clubs like Barcelona and Manchester United. As Yuto navigates the pressures of competition, the system's rewards push him beyond his limits, but not without consequences. Mental strain, overreliance on the system, and conflicts with teammates begin to challenge Yuto as he learns that football is not a one-man game. Alongside his best friend Kenji and a cast of rivals and allies, Yuto battles his insecurities, grows into a leader, and sets his sights on helping Japan win the FIFA World Cup. Filled with thrilling football action, character development, and moments of personal growth, The Rising Star explores the journey of a boy becoming a national hero in the world of football.

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Uriel is a commoner that always been interested in learning, and after reading a book of magic, his dream is to be a Mage. There is one big problem, schools, and academies of magic are only for nobles. --- I will apologize for any grammar errors, English isn't my first language. Cover in progress.

Choon-Hee is just a normal university student who moved to Korea. She shares a flat with roommates and works part-time at her favorite cafe just a couple blocks from her flat. She never expected to meet a hot guy who seems to have an interest in her. Let alone have an amazing conversation about music over a cup of coffee. But she soon finds out he's a leader of a band, and it may not just be a hobby.

After breaking up with his boyfriend, Sun He never thought that he would fall in love again. However, a blind date, which he was forced to go to, changed his life forever. Warning: Will contain R-18 scenes. This short story involves relationships between same-sex couples. If you are not comfortable with that topic, please refrain from reading.

Tara is 23, unemployed by choice (kind of), and dangerously close to being labeled “wasted potential” by her extended family. After surviving engineering college, job rejections, and one painfully awkward arranged marriage meeting, she’s decided to take a break — not a vacation, but a full-on life pause. Her plan? Thirty days of doing absolutely nothing society expects. No resumes. No LinkedIn. No “So, what are you doing with your life?” Just tea, a notebook, and a personal rebellion disguised as self-care. Armed with sarcasm, half-baked ideas, and one loyal tea cup, Tara sets out to rediscover herself through random little adventures: painting again, helping her friend elope, ignoring her cousin's influencer drama, and confronting a heartbreak she’s been pretending never happened. But as the days pass, she finds that “doing nothing” is actually harder than it looks — especially when everything you’ve buried starts to surface. Funny, brutally honest, and unexpectedly healing, One Cup at a Time is a story about letting go, showing up for yourself, and realizing that maybe not having it all figured out… is perfectly fine.

Funerals are no fun, except, maybe, if cell phones get mixed up. Russell hasn’t seen his now deceased, non-supportive father in years, but his older brother calls him in Hawaii, demanding his appearance at the funeral. But brother Mike warns against displaying any ‘gay stuff’ to his perfect wife and innocent children.<br><br>Recently dumped, Russell isn’t quite with it as he rushes to get ready with help from a new neighbor. So it turns out that the Mike he calls from the airport isn’t his brother but the neighbor’s bisexual ex.<br><br>Countless hi-jinks follow, with family and without. Through it all, sexy ex Mike is right there with Russell. When all is said and done, can Russell make a go with a newly developed family with Mike? What might life be like on the mainland?