Who knew immortal beings came in all shapes—and species? How does one adjust to a world where immortals walk among us? And how hard will Hugo fall when the extraordinary collides with his ordinary life?
Hugo thought he was doing a simple good deed when he picked up a stray cat off the side of the road. A warm bed, regular meals, nothing more. But when he wakes up the next morning to find a beautiful stranger standing in his tiny apartment, his entire understanding of reality is thrown off balance.
As Hugo struggles to wrap his head around his new, impossible situation named Basil—he’s forced to confront a truth even more unsettling: the stranger is charming, dangerous, and impossible to resist. With every moment spent together, the line between curiosity and desire begins to blur as they explore this “new normal”.
Hugo and Basil are falling head over heels for each other and they are loving every moment of it—Basil is ready to go all the way for Hugo. Their college life is more than what Hugo could have ever dreamed of. But as they start to explore this life together, cracks soon begin to appear as their different personalities steer them into different directions.
Will they find their way back to each other?
A woman as intoxicating as the flower she’s named after.
A man on a journey to put his loved one to rest.
A life-changing train ride during the Bombay monsoons.
Indians believe size matters. We do everything big—from our bhaturas and jalebis, to our statues and stadiums. So why should our love be any different?
Ishqiya is a collection of eight bold and heartwarming stories about love, lust, and everything in between.
Cinderella in a banana suit at a Comic Convention? Jack reverting to a life of scamming dates instead of giants from beanstalks? Will Sleeping Beauty with POTS find her prince charming?
This novella is the perfect fit for someone who is tired of the same old fairy tales with the same old boring endings.
From working in the non-profit sector to interacting in college dorms. From going on coffee dates like normal people to participating in Renaissance Faires and dealing with disorders, these stories truly explore it all.
Your favourite fairy tales are reimagined with a modern twist where the hero and heroines solve twenty-first-century problems simply yet beautifully.
Happily Ever After gets a twist in the After by Hope Bolinger, author of multiple books that will always make you think beyond your daily perception of life.
Three women. Three irresistible temptations. One very heated cuffing season.
This seductive collection brings together three unlikely heroines, each craving a man who’s supposed to be off-limits—or entirely out of reach. Supposedly.
There’s the secretary who can’t help but notice how dangerously good her boss looks in those perfectly fitted shirts—and how hard it is to keep things professional.
An erotica writer desperately searching for inspiration, only to find it far closer (and hotter) than expected.
And a recently divorced woman determined to keep her ex-husband at arm’s length… even as old sparks threaten to reignite.
They have nothing in common—except their undeniable thirst for the men complicating their lives.
As winter nights grow colder and loneliness sets in, desire takes over, rules blur, and fantasies demand to be explored. Because sometimes, all a girl really needs is a little escapism—and a lot of steam.
Turn the lights down, get comfortable, and settle in for a wild, wicked ride.
Some secrets don’t stay buried when the roads are closed and the past comes knocking. Coming home was never part of the plan—falling in love again was the real risk.
Pranika Mehra is driving home from New York for Christmas for the first time in years, armed with a small suitcase and a secret she never planned on bringing back with her. But when a brutal snowstorm strands her on the edge of her hometown, she finds herself dependent on the last person she ever wanted to see again—the local mechanic who once broke her heart.
Stuck in a town she fled and face-to-face with a past she never resolved, Pranika braces herself for disappointment. Old wounds resurface, unspoken words hang heavy, and the secret she’s been carrying threatens to unravel everything.
As the twelve days of Christmas unfold, snow-covered streets and forced proximity blur the line between what was and what could be. In a place where everyone remembers who she used to be, Pranika must decide whether she’s willing to confront the girl she left behind—and the love she never truly let go of.
Will she choose the comfort of the life she built in the city? Or risk her heart on a second chance she never saw coming?
Falling in love one Pepero stick at a time.
When K-pop rookie Choi Do-hyun (Hyde) of Cosmo goes up to his company’s rooftop to catch a break, he ends up catching feelings and vows to do all that he can to keep JADE’s Lee Hae-won (Wonwon) from crying.
So, now his to-do list looks something like this:
• Make a petition to save Golden Monkeys
• Buy Hae-won Peperos
• Ask Hae-won out on a date
• Panic about not knowing where to take her on a date
But being a K-pop idol doesn’t come without its challenges, especially if you’re a rookie trying to keep your young love a secret with a dating ban. So will the peperos align to bring together two K-pop idols?
Emma Cho’s When the Peperos Align is a story about fighting for your love with sprinkles of humour and struggles of being an idol. Perfect for the fans of Shooting Stars, The Idea of You and Imitation.
Love is sometimes written by stacking together Peperos.
Loved bingeing Firefly Lane? How about And Just Like That? Then Finding Love is for you!
Best Friends Kate and Sam have practically grown up as sisters their entire lives. Kate’s parents are like Sam’s parents, Sam’s problems and joys and troubles are like Kate’s own. So when Kate’s mother is put in a medically induced coma after what was supposed to be a routine operation, both their lives take an unexpected turn.
Except you never know if love is lurking just round the corner…Even if it’s at a hospital.
Slowly but surely Kate starts growing closer to Henry, a kind, friendly and handsome nurse. But they both have their own pasts to work through and their own mental barriers to cross.
Meanwhile Sam is locked in outright warfare with Arty, the cheeky car park attendant. Determined to be the bane of his existence, she is surprised when she finds his number left on her car.
As Sam watches Kate go through the stressful situation, she’s sure there’s something else under the surface; something else that her friend is hiding. And it might just be someone from Kate’s past threatening to ruin it all.
For fans of Cecelia Ahern’s P.S. I Love You and Sophie Kinsella’s grand romances, comes a heartwarming, domestic tale of love, loss and familial bonds that go deeper than blood.
