Trapped in a five-year-old’s body, Lily is forced into a survival game with one disaster after another. She prepares for each disaster but no one believes her—until her warnings come true. Offered ten billion and a return home, she chooses to stay with her family—and face a world-ending meteor.
Eden McBride thought marrying fiancé Simon would fulfill her life. But on their wedding eve, she found him cheating with her best friend Olive. Grief-stricken, she met logistics heir Liam Anderson in a club. After one reckless night, Eden, pregnant and thinking Liam was engaged, fled the city. Two years later, she returns with son Aiden and lands a job at Anderson Logistics, only to find her unforgettable man is its icy CEO.
Jason Gavil was deemed an "ill-omened loser" by the entire territory due to his mother passing away during his birth and his own inability to store magic. In truth, the mysterious witch Lorraine had sealed his magic to hide him from the Dark Sorcerer. As the Dark Sorcerer fully revives and threatens the entire continent, the seal is finally broken. From a mocked underdog, Jason launches a powerful comeback, ultimately becoming the legendary hero who defeats the Lord of Dark Magic.
Silvermoon Wolf King James went into hiding to secure a quiet life for his daughter and wed her to his trusted ally’s Eisen family. But on their wedding day, Eisen’s grandson Bob brutalized her. Having seen everything, James swore revenge. He sets out to avenge his daughter, ensuring all wrongdoers face justice.
It’s been five years since my mother married into the Sterling crime family, and my relationship with my stepbrother, Louis, is still ice-cold. He’s arrogant, aloof, and wouldn’t give me the time of day. I know better than to even try. Until I saw it: a birthmark on Louis’s body, identical to the one on my online boyfriend, Rowan. I thought about the messages Rowan had sent me every night for the past two years, the ones that made my face flush and my heart race: Baby, I can only fall asleep thinking of you. I need to see you. I’ll show you how much I want you. I’m going crazy thinking about you… I just couldn’t square the man in those messages with the cold-as-ice Louis. To make matters worse, I had just lied to Rowan, telling him I’d failed to get into Harvard and wasn't good enough for him, before breaking up with him. If he finds out it was me who dumped him, I’m pretty sure he’ll tear me to pieces. I was already packing my bags, ready to bolt. But then Louis appeared, blocking my path. He leaned in, his low laugh a menacing rumble in my ear. "Think you can play me and just walk away? Who gave you the balls?"
Cast Out as Old-Fashioned, I Watched the Mafia Fall Apart
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Last night I received notice that the Family was cutting me loose. The explanation was flimsy: my thinking was outdated, I refused to modernize, and I was seriously obstructing the Family's expansion. That morning, my fiance stopped me in the corridor, his expression icy. "Kelly was right. Someone as stubborn and inflexible as you only holds the Family back. "And don't blame me for cutting you. You offended someone you shouldn't have." Kelly leaned against the railing, surrounded by her men, and watched me with a smug smile. She was the Don's own niece. Two weeks earlier, she had been parachuted in to take over the Family's core operations, using reform as an excuse to purge every elder. At the Family meeting yesterday, I rejected her reckless expansion plan in front of everyone. Kelly shot me a cold glance from the crowd, contempt sharpening her voice. "Certain old relics who can't move with the times outlived their usefulness long ago. Clinging to power only drags the whole Family down. "If you know what's good for you, get out." My expression remained unreadable. Without a word, I signed the papers withdrawing from the Family. What she didn't know was that I had never needed to stay in this Family. Someone had begged me to stay and hold it together. Then I posted on Instagram. "I have left the Family. I look forward to seeing what comes next." The moment the post went live, the entire underworld erupted.
Brenda has been with Grady for five years, but the Cabrera family has constantly tormented her over tarot readings. Every year, she draws an “unlucky” card and is publicly humiliated for being unworthy of Grady.
In the fifth year, the family finally approves their engagement. But right before the engagement party, Brenda discovers that Grady has been having an affair with the tarot reader, Mallory. The two of them have been using fake cards to sabotage her relationship with Grady.
Heartbroken, Brenda quietly accepts a high-paying job in New York and flies out on the day of her engagement party. When Grady realizes she’s gone, he panics and tries to win her back—but it’s too late.
At the party, Brenda’s best friend, Eden, plays a video exposing Mallory’s fake tarot readings. Mallory and Linda’s scheme is finally revealed, and the family matriarch, Elena, furiously condemns everyone involved.
Meanwhile, Brenda builds a successful career in New York and buys a home of her own. Six months later, Grady comes to beg for forgiveness. Brenda tells him she forgives him—but she will never take him back.
In the end, Brenda steps into the sunlight, leaving her past behind for good.
I married Eleanor Vance on the very same day her true love was getting married next door. Just as we were about to exchange rings, the man himself stormed into our ceremony. Red-eyed and shaking, he announced that the only woman he'd ever loved was Eleanor and that he couldn't go through with marrying the fiancee waiting for him, the one battling a terminal illness. Eleanor didn't even look at me. She pulled her hand from mine and ran after him. I was left standing there, humiliated, while my mother was so angry she ended up in the hospital. Later, the abandoned bride and I caught each other's eyes for a moment. I asked quietly, "Do you want to switch grooms?" Three years passed before Eleanor came back. She was crying, saying she regretted everything. But I scooped up both kids from the backseat, one in each arm. I stepped aside and said, "Excuse me. I'm in a hurry to pick up my wife from work."
Everyone sees Ruth Miller as a useless E-rank, unaware she owns the only SSS-rank skill, Tricolor Worldfire. Born in slums, she awakens to save her sick father. Spoiled A-rank Victoria ruins her awakening potion, humiliates and frames her. Even her friend betrays her. Ruth endures shame, trains secretly. At the Federal tournament, she unleashes her terrifying power before the crowd. Victoria kneels begging for mercy, and Ruth reclaims her dignity.
Professional fixer Kyle agrees to impersonate his dying twin, Arthur, and protect the family Arthur failed to hold together. Facing a cheating wife, ruthless schemers, and three wounded children, Kyle brings an assassin's methods into a billionaire's home-and discovers the family he never knew he needed.