About BlackFall: In a modern city where heroes are celebrated and villains are hunted, Blackfall is the name people whisper when they're afraid. He is gravity given form. A city-level threat. A man no hero has ever stopped. Kael Arden never wanted redemption. He never played the hero. He never pretended to be anything but what the world made him-a villain. Until he notices Elara Finch. She is ordinary in a world obsessed with power. No abilities. No destiny. No reason to matter-except that she looks at him without fear. Without awe. Without hatred. What begins as curiosity turns into something darker. Deeper. Irrevocable. As heroes close in and the city watches, Kael makes a choice no villain ever has: to love openly, obsessively, and without apology. Because if the world insists on calling him a monster, then he will be one- for her. BLACKFALL is a dark, modern romance about obsession, choice, and the dangerous truth that love doesn't always belong to heroes.

About the Story: Rowan Valebright is a legend past his prime-or so everyone else thinks. Once feared by monsters and revered by heroes, the strongest guild master in the kingdom now wants only three things: a quiet life, a warm cup of tea, and someone to share it with. Unfortunately, peace refuses to last. As monster activity surges and political tensions threaten to ignite war, Rowan finds himself dragged back into the chaos of heroism-while also navigating something far more terrifying: romance. With the arrival of Lila Fairbloom, the Silver Ember Guild's brilliant but awkward new receptionist, Rowan's carefully controlled world begins to unravel in the most unexpected ways. Blending fantasy action with heartfelt romance and laugh-out-loud comedy, Hero of Yesterday, Bachelor of Today is the story of a battle-hardened hero discovering that the hardest quest of all might be opening his heart.

Emilia Laurent has always been number one. Top grades. Perfect composure. Absolute control. So when Ren Takahashi - the quiet, silver-haired boy who barely seems interested in rankings - takes her place at the top of the class for the first time in two years, she decides he deserves her attention. And maybe a little trouble. Emilia has a habit of teasing him in French - saying things she'd never dare admit in her own language. After all, he doesn't understand a word, right? But the more she pushes, the less Ren reacts. And the less he reacts... the more she starts to wonder. Between academic rivalry, awkward glances, beach trips, jealous misunderstandings, and a secret language that might not be so secret after all, Emilia begins to realize something dangerous: Teasing is easy. Falling in love is not.