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A banished goddess crash-lands into the life of a bullied heiress. Forced to fix her new family's drama and foil a deadly plot, she discovers that even in poverty, her luck—and love life—is just getting started.

The dark side of online dating is real and this one takes it there. "Body of Night" is a balance of horror, humor, and social commentary that is extremely powerful.

I was once a billionaire CEO, but my husband tried to murder me to seize my fortune. Miraculously surviving, I went into hiding and was unexpectedly taken in by an incognito CEO. Now, fully prepared, I'm ready to rebuild my empire and reclaim everything that is rightfully mine.

For five years, Evelyn Lane poured everything—her wealth, her name, her future—into building Darren Foster's empire. But when he lets his junior, Claire, wear her late grandmother's costume on stage, the betrayal cuts deeper than any wound she's hidden. Evelyn pulls the funding, files for divorce, and sells her shares. Darren thinks she's broken. But he doesn’t know she's been the legendary “God of Opera” all along—or that the biggest stage of all is where she’ll take back what's hers.

When poor student Lincoln Cross is hit by campus queen Audrey Sterling, he suddenly gains powerful X-ray vision. His astonishing talent leaves gang heiress Vera Blackwood, stunning sisters Blair Leighton & Amber Collins, and the elegant Audrey Sterling utterly captivated. After all—who wouldn’t want a walking god of wealth? Adapted from a hit web novel.

Eight years before, the twin heirs fell in love with you at the same time. But fate did them badly, that one died and one suffered amnesia. Eight years later, you encountered the one who don't remember you on a blind date, and he quickly fell for you again. This time, will true love find its way?

Lucas Harrington has two problems: too much money, and too many women chasing it. Desperate to dodge yet another arranged marriage, he drops a bombshell: $100,000 a day to rent a girlfriend for New Year's. Enter Joanna Collins—ice queen, self-made millionaire, and the last person who needs the cash. She signs the contract anyway. Over drinks and family dinners, something shifts. Lucas, spoiled heir who's never washed a dish in his life, finds himself in an apron, chopping vegetables. By the time the fireworks fade, he's not just in love—he's trained. Loyal dog, willing slave, whatever she wants.

Life isn't easy for Chris Blanning, valedictorian at a snobby private school. It's hard enough dealing with bullies already, but when his scholarship isn't enough to cover tuition, he's got to tutor his worst enemy — Lucien Alaric, the spoiled bad boy he just saw trying to seduce their teacher into changing his grades! Even worse, Lucien's figured out his deepest, dirtiest secret in return. All he can do is keep his friends close, and enemies closer — but maybe Chris is getting a little too close...

General Astrid Sinclair gave up her sword to save her husband, Chasel Grayson. Three years later, she returns with the cure—only to find him wed to another woman, Roxy Durant. Stripped of her title and dignity, Astrid walks away. But when the new emperor Asher Bellamy reveals his long-hidden devotion, her journey from abandoned wife to sovereign empress becomes a reckoning none of her betrayers will survive.

Betrayed by the Emperor, Leon Thorne, the Prince Regent of the Solarian Empire, reincarnates as a timid high schooler. Shedding his cowardly shell, he crushes the bully Chad Keller and meets Elise Mercer, a classmate identical to his past-life fiancee. After destroying her cursed necklace to dispel its dark magic, he settles the debts of his gambling brother, Jared Thorne. When the Sanctum, including Dexter Cross, targets the Mercer fortune, Leon unleashes his Prime Grandmaster powers. He obliterates their assassins, dismantles the syndicate, and wins the loyalty of Riverton's wealthiest man, Edward Langdon, ultimately redeeming his past regrets.

Eleanor Crawford unexpectedly won 300 million dollars in the lottery. She planned to split it among her sons, but they only abused her when she stayed with them. Only her grandson Leo quietly cared for her, even confronting his parents to defend Grandma. Heartbroken by her ungrateful sons, Eleanor gave up on them. Before passing away, she gave the winning ticket to Leo. Disgusted by his parents, he kept it a secret. Ultimately, Leo chose not to claim the 300 million dollars, donating it all to charity instead.