Sofia Reed believed her heart was collateral damage. She was the perfect wife for Damian Blackwood, a cold-as-ice billionaire on paper for a year, bound by the contract that united them. Her role was simple: an act in exchange for money to cover her sister's life-or-death operation. She kept her heart guarded behind the smile, even as she loved her husband helplessly.As their contract expires, Sofia is ready to go, her pride and her sister's health the only things she leaves behind. Damian stops her. His kingdom is in trouble, and he needs more than an actress; he needs a permanent companion and an heir. He makes a new, chilling offer, transforming their complex year into a hard-wired trading of a child.Put back once again into her life of gold, Sofia is repeatedly tugged between the man that she secretly loves and the terrifying vision that she is nothing but a womb for hire. With them fighting corporate wolves and ruthless ex-lancers, the tension between their painstakingly built affection and breathtaking actual passion erases itself beyond recognition. But when one night of immovable desire gives way to a morning of acrid remorse, Sofia has a decision: Is she courageous enough to demand the real love she deserves, or is she forever nothing but his bride of convenience?This is a sweeping story of passion tested in the fire of a contract, where the deadliest clause isn't written down—it's carved into the heart.

The Cursed Diary is the story of Lena, a college student who just wanted a normal life. She finds that normalcy is shattered when a creepy old diary she bought starts writing back to her. At first, it's a terrifying novelty. But when her roommate dies after touching it, Lena realizes the book isn't just haunted—it's malicious and binding itself to her. Her only lifeline is Kael, a mysterious guy with a scar who seems to know more than he's saying. He tells her the diary holds the spirit of a witch burned for vengeance, and that spirit is now trying to use Lena to finish what it started. The problem is, Lena can't tell if Kael is trying to save her, or if he's part of the reason the witch is so angry. It's a story about fighting to hold onto yourself when an ancient, bitter memory is trying to erase you. Lena has to figure out who to trust—the boy with the secrets, or the voice in her head promising power—before the witch's past becomes her permanent future.