Novedades

Bran returns to Vein City to find Gloria jealous that he came back with Nyx and Circe. While trying to solve that, Vincent becomes even pushier about entering the Vault. When going to open it, Bran discovers that this life has changed yet again. For whatever reason, they had gotten perilously close to cracking the Vault on their own and drawing all the future heroes of the First Demon War in a demonic trap. It's up to Bran to make sure they all make it out alive while reaping as much reward as he can from the Vault.

One wild night turns into two pink lines. Sleeping with the best man at my cousin’s wedding felt right at the time—he was a hot, available firefighter, and I was the tipsy maid of honor. It’s a rite of passage. No regrets… until two pink lines flipped my world upside down. Now I’m wildly unprepared and trying to hide my pregnancy in my small Alaskan town where privacy is a myth and gossip spreads faster than frostbite. But wait, it gets worse. Baby Daddy just came back to town—with a fiancée in tow. And guess who she wants to plan their wedding? Me. Keeping the secret was hard enough.

Finally in Krogga, Gregory found himself pulled into the solstice tournament to celebrate Krog. Invited by both the high priest and Council of Krogheim, Gregory and Jenn did their best to show that some magi had honor. While both of them lost to Ragnar Ivarson, the youngest High Champion in Krogga, that’d only set the stage for what the next year was going to be. The weeks after the tournament were a whirlwind of ambassadorial visits and discussions, but eventually, a key meeting took place when Ragnar brought his sister, Verka, to visit the family.

With Syl's checklist completed and Gold rank achieved in the Adventurer's Guild, the next thrilling adventure awaits in the Dwarven Empire!

Finding Her Own Way is a stirring exploration of heartbreak, healing, and the quiet strength it takes to rebuild. Set against the moody, electric pulse of London, the story follows Isla Harper as she pieces herself back together in the aftermath of a breakup that left her unmoored. Haunted by memories of Oliver, the love she lost, and confused by the silent tenderness of Lucas, the friend who may want more, Isla finds herself caught between who she was and who she’s trying to become.

Mia Callahan returns to Eden Bay to live with her brother after their mother’s death from cancer. Quiet and reserved, she grows weary of the pitying gazes from others, a sympathy she never wanted. As if hearing the silent screams of her soul, a mysterious locket falls into Mia’s hands, soothing the burning desires that smolder within her each day. Before long, everything Mia wishes for comes true. But every wish comes at a cost. Will Mia break free, or will the locket’s dark shadow consume her? The Cursed Locket will reveal the answer.

Doing well with money isn't necessarily about what you know. It's about how you behave. And behavior is hard to teach, even to really smart people. Money - investing, personal finance, and business decisions - is typically taught as a math-based field, where data and formulas tell us exactly what to do. But in the real world people don't make financial decisions on a spreadsheet. They make them at the dinner table, or in a meeting room, where personal history, your own unique view of the world, ego, pride, marketing, and odd incentives are scrambled together.

To erase memories she’d long tried to bury, Lana Anderson returns to her late mother Helen’s old house in a quiet Ontario town. A hidden diary unveils painful truths: Helen’s initial lack of love for her newborn daughter and a forbidden love buried under fear and shame. Through each page, Lana grapples with anger, grief, and the slow unraveling of a mother who lived in silence, torn by her own contradictions. Her journey is an emotional odyssey, from resentment to belated empathy, as she learns to forgive both her mother and herself.

Kaia lives in the Ink District, where buildings lean like tired men and the streets bleed with forgotten sketches. In this crumbling edge of a paper-crafted city, she’s used to being invisible—until the day she discovers something dangerous: her touch can erase. Not paint. Not chalk. But reality itself. As the ink on her fingers begins to spread, so do the cracks in the city’s façade.

Marla Lindberg’s memories are crystal clear: of the strange message that lured her years ago to a disused maternity clinic. Of the figure who tried to kill her. The strange whistling cough of the psychopath during the fight to the death. After years of psychotherapy, the highly intelligent young woman has learned that these are all false memories. And on top of that, Marla suffers from face blindness. Her brain plays tricks on her in extreme situations when it tries in vain to recognize people by their faces.

Where the Coffee Gets Cold is a quiet, heartfelt story about grief, connection, and the gentle ways strangers can save each other. Every evening after work, 29-year-old Liam retreats to a small café tucked in the corner of the city—not for the coffee, but for the silence, the familiar faces, and the sense of being seen without explanation.

In modern-day London, Alexander Harrington, a young architect bound by family duty, enters an arranged marriage with Eleanor Sinclair, a fiercely independent journalist. Initially strangers united only by a business deal, they navigate familial pressures and a hidden debt that ties their families together. Through shared moments—cooking mishaps and art gallery visits—their guarded hearts begin to open, sparking an unexpected connection. A misunderstanding fueled by jealousy tests their fragile trust, but a rain-soaked confession cements their bond.

Fifteen-year-old Ethan Miller's ordinary summer transforms when Helena Wilson, a reserved English girl with a fragile heart, moves into the old farmhouse on the hill. Through shy glances, shared laughter, and moments by the creek, their budding connection unfolds against a backdrop of wildflowers and golden fields. Helena, haunted by a past of isolation, finds solace in Ethan’s kindness and the warmth of a community that embraces her. This tender coming-of-age tale weaves a gentle romance with themes of healing, capturing the delicate beauty of first feelings and the courage to belong.

Have you ever felt like life was pulling you under—too many responsibilities, too much noise, too many doubts swirling in your mind? Do you ever wonder if there’s more to your life than just pushing through the chaos, day after day? Rise Above is not just a self-help book. It’s a call to wake up. A guide for anyone who feels stuck, overwhelmed, or lost in the fog of daily life. It’s for the person who knows, deep down, that they were meant for something greater—but just can’t seem to break free from the weight that’s holding them back.

In today’s overstimulated world, mental clarity and emotional resilience aren’t luxuries—they’re survival tools. We are constantly bombarded by information, noise, and negativity. Our thoughts race, our attention is scattered, and many of us are running on empty, longing for meaning, purpose, and control. Elevate Your Mind is a powerful guide for anyone ready to rise above the noise and reconnect with their inner self.

In a quiet coastal town, Rowan Ellis, a reserved artist haunted by loss, discovers a box of unsent letters from the mother who gave him up as a child. Each letter, penned by Marian Hale, reveals a life of guilt and love, pulling him on a journey to find her. As he sits by her bedside in a nursing home, reading her words and sharing fleeting moments, their unspoken bond becomes a fragile bridge across time. Yet, with Marian’s health fading, Rowan must confront the weight of forgiveness and the pain of a connection found too late.

I loathe the day I ran smack dab into the hard chest of Alister Howl, Avix University's second-string quarterback. The moment he smiled my way, I should've run. And, well, I did…straight into his bed. That was before I learned he was nothing but a liar. He ruined everything before it even began. Unfortunately for me, he takes my dismissal as a challenge and comes back twice as hard.

Detective Inspector Jo Shaw is bored, desk-bound, and absolutely not supposed to answer the phone call that sends her to a body in an empty house. Thrown in at the deep end after an injury that almost killed her, she’s determined to prove she’s fit to work. And while a case full of unclear motives and multiple suspects isn’t quite what the doctor ordered, being back in a relationship with her favorite doctor certainly won’t hurt. When the investigation takes a chilling turn and the Serious Crime Team struggles to connect the dots, Jo asks Isla Munro to help her follow the slenderest of leads.

In the treacherous underworld of New York’s mafia, Isabella De Luca, the defiant heiress to a criminal empire, finds herself bound by duty and danger. When a deadly attack forces her into hiding with Ethan Carver, her enigmatic bodyguard, an unexpected bond forms amidst gunfire and betrayal. As enemies close in and secrets unravel, Isabella must confront her family’s legacy and her own heart. Ethan, haunted by his past, risks everything to protect her, but their forbidden connection threatens to destroy them both.

You’ve heard about the tantrums, the seething, the storming out of court, yes. But what about E. Jean’s side of the story? What about the flight suits, the bottle of green Chartreuse, and the bob? Not My Type puts you in a better seat than the jury box.