The Rejected Luna

Melinda Hunter is a young woman who has just turned 18. For the first time, she will see what her wolf form is like. A resident of the Northern pack, she has her duties within the group and hopes to find her mate. But Melinda has dreams beyond the pack.

As a hopeful young woman, she dreams of studying medicine. However, her family makes it clear that she cannot attend a university full of humans. Melinda doesn’t want to be cast out by the pack, but when she is rejected by her mate, she realizes how many options life offers beyond the pack.

Leaving her home to face the world, Melinda finds new friendships and faces challenges. But everything changes when she meets her new friend’s brother. Will this new romance align with her origins and desires, or will she have to give up her wolf side?

Challenges and secrets will be revealed in the quest for acceptance.

The Color Of The Canvas

Alessandro Smith was raised in a family where torment and murder were chosen pastimes, and his childhood was marred by kidnapping and abuse. This volatile upbringing molded Alessandro into a cold and spiteful individual who held a deep animosity for mankind.

Outside of tormenting his enemies, Alessandro harbored a less sinister hobby: painting. His artwork stunned his teachers and tempted affluent patrons to part with their wealth for his creations.

No one really knew the ingredients of the crimson paint he favored.

An unexpected encounter brought a girl into Alessandro's life, challenging his understanding of the world.

Warning: This book is filled with violent and explicit content, which might repulse and discomfort some readers.

I’M Too Lazy To Run Away

A major ordeal has struck someone like me, a socially inept person who finds everything in life bothersome.

Thanks to my average looks, I had been coasting through life effortlessly, but suddenly, I found myself the center of unwanted attention. And, as expected, I’ve somehow become Baek Eun-Seong, an extra whose sole joy is tormenting the main characters before ultimately meeting their downfall.

Apparently, I’ve been kidnapped by the male protagonist, Cha Gil-Do…

“Can I take a nap now?”

“Are you out of your mind? Do you still not understand the situation?”

“…Yes.”

I might be slow to grasp things, but hey, what’s life, anyway? I’m just an extra, so I figure staying quiet will do the trick. I just want to be left alone to rest, but why are you keeping me locked up instead of dealing with the heroine?