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Not much phased Bai Mei Xing. After graduating with a Master's degree in Forensic Anthropology at the age of 16, she became the youngest professor of Anthropology in the history of A University and moonlighted as a consultant for the local and national police forces. All in all, she was a highly intelligent girl with her entire future in front of her. That was until she was abducted by aliens one night while she was sipping hot chocolate by her favorite lake. Years of torture later and she was able to team up with another prisoner and take over the spaceship and enact a little revenge on the crew that held her captive. Facing a completely limitless future, Bai Mei Xing decided to forge a new path for herself. But she would live her life on her terms, even if she was facing a 7-foot warrior species that specialized in killing. Nothing would stand in her way. After all, Star's ships were meant to fly. Other Novels: Rebirth In the Apocalypse: Third Time's A Charm (Completed) Fight, Flight, or Freeze: The Healer's Story (Completed) Part Of Your World (Completed) Dancing with Monsters (Completed) As Silent As A Mouse (Completed) Be Careful What You Wish For: A Zombie Apocalypse Novel (Completed) The Witch In The Woods: The Transmigration of Hazel-Anne Davis (Ongoing) Seraphina's Revenge (Ongoing) Discord: Sakura#6289 Discord Channel: https://discord.gg/CapanRmy Instagram: @devil_besideyou666

***Book status is on hiatus for the time being. I apologize for the inconvenience.*** When transfer student Haruki Sakamoto accidentally walks into Professor Akizuki's "Psychology of Human Attachment" class, he expects to quietly slip out unnoticed. Instead, he finds himself captivated by both the subject matter and Noa Hoshizaki, a brilliant psychology major whose analytical approach to relationships challenges everything he thought he knew about love. Haruki has spent years analyzing emotions in literature while remaining clueless about his own feelings. Noa excels at academic theory but struggles with the practical application of healthy relationship patterns. Together, they embark on what begins as an intellectual exploration of attachment theory and evolves into something much more profound—learning how to love each other intentionally and well. Under Professor Akizuki's mentorship, they discover that relationships don't have to be mysterious or dramatic to be meaningful. Instead, they learn to apply psychological research to their own connection, developing communication skills, supporting each other's individual growth, and choosing conscious partnership over unconscious patterns inherited from childhood. As their romance deepens, so does their academic collaboration. Haruki's research on attachment pattern development complements Noa's thesis on therapeutic interventions, leading to discoveries that could influence how people understand and develop healthier relationships. Their work attracts attention from graduate programs across the country, forcing them to choose between geographic proximity and pursuing the academic opportunities that align with their individual goals. They decide to trust their relationship enough to support each other's dreams, even when it means separation. Noa accepts an early research position at the University of Chicago while Haruki prepares for graduate school at Northwestern. Their love survives the transition from campus romance to long-distance partnership, proving that relationships built on mutual support and intentional communication can thrive despite challenges. By graduation, they've not only learned how to love each other well, but their collaborative research has begun producing findings that could revolutionize relationship psychology. When their independent studies reveal what appears to be a critical period for attachment pattern development in young adults—a window where conscious relationship work produces dramatically accelerated results—they realize they may have discovered something that could help millions of people develop healthier connections. Volume 1 concludes as their research attracts national attention, with publication opportunities and conference presentations that could launch their academic careers. But Noa hints at another discovery that could change everything they think they know about their findings. This is a story about two people who learn that the best relationships aren't accidents of chemistry, but conscious collaborations between partners committed to each other's growth. It's about love that makes people better, research that matters, and the discovery that understanding attachment theory isn't just academic—it's the foundation for building lasting partnership. A romance for readers who believe love can be both analytical and passionate, practical and profound. More volume will be out soon!

A tender, realistic love story following Maya and Arjun as they navigate ambition, distance, heartbreak, and reconciliation-discovering that enduring love requires honesty, compromise, and continuous, imperfect daily choices and growth

In a world where the "Sea of Ships"—a massive crater filled with the rusted skeletons of spacecraft—dominates the landscape, life is cheap. Five years ago, Saez, a talented scavenger, fell into the abyss, his death ruled an accident. But his younger brother, Derek, knows better. Consumed by the need for truth, Derek abandons his future to dive into the criminal underworld that controls the crater. Under the wing of David, a young enforcer, Derek climbs the ranks of "The Mist," a ruthless gang distributing a mysterious new blue substance. But as Derek gets closer to the core of the operation, he discovers that the drug he pushes and the brother he lost are connected by a secret that could burn the entire city to the ground.

A tender, realistic love story following Maya and Arjun as they navigate ambition, distance, heartbreak, and reconciliation—discovering that enduring love requires honesty, compromise, and continuous, imperfect daily choices and growth

In the narrow streets of Brazil, where space is scarce and dreams are fragile, Theo Jr. learns football the only way he can — in tight spaces, under pressure, with nothing but instinct and heart. While his best friend Luke steps into the world of academy football, Theo is left behind by circumstances he cannot control. With no boots, no coach, and no clear path forward, he trains alone — guided by street games, fading posters of legends, and the quiet belief of his grandmother who never stops watching him play. As childhood friendships turn into rivalries and opportunity begins to knock in unexpected ways, Theo must decide whether talent is enough — or if perseverance is what truly creates greatness. Rondo is a coming-of-age football story about loss, loyalty, jealousy, and the beauty of mastering the game where space is tight and chances are rare. This is not the story of a prodigy born into success. This is the story of a boy made by pressure.

(Idea-wise) "Why is the ex-girlfriend more dangerous than a broken universe?" Being dead isn't that bad once you get used to it. Trust me, I've had ten opportunities to practice. As a Validator, my job is fixing reality whenever the people running the universe manage to break it, which happens far more often than any sane person would find comforting. Normally the process is simple: wake up in somebody else's body, find the problem, solve it, die, repeat. My latest mission should have been no different. Instead, I've found myself back in the year of my first death, walking around in the body of a guy from my hometown and discovering that the universe is hiding something from me. Knowing my luck, the answer is probably connected to a headache, a catastrophe, or a woman. Considering my history, there's a very real chance it's all three. -------------------- -------------------- (Story-wise) I died. Then I died again. And again. Ten times, to be exact. As a Validator, my job is simple: get reincarnated, find the glitch, fix it, die, repeat. For my eleventh life, I was sent back to Earth. Worse, I was sent back to the same city I hate more than anything. Then things got weird. The body I'm using belongs to a guy who was murdered twenty days ago. The target I'm supposed to find is a mystery. And the girl I can’t seem to forget, even after ten deaths, might be connected to everything. Now I have ten years to uncover the truth, survive a city full of lunatics, criminals, and nosy neighbors, and figure out why fate keeps dragging me back to the same person. If the universe thinks this mission will be easy... it's out of its damn mind.

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Elliot Kane came to college to disappear—haunted by a past he can’t escape, he buries his scars in sketches of oceans he’s never seen, a scholarship kid with a secret too heavy to bear. Bryce Callahan rules the college with a fist and a smirk—six feet of muscle and menace, a senior athlete who bows to no one, least of all the quiet freshman in his space. In Room 314, their worlds clash in a storm of silence and shouts, every glance a fight neither wants to lose. Elliot’s walls are forged from a childhood wrecked by the crash that took his parents. Bryce’s bravado hides a restlessness ignited by those fleeting, ocean-blue eyes that evade him. When a sketch of twisted metal in crashing waves slips out, Elliot’s shadows threaten to spill, and Bryce teeters: push away or pull closer? In a space too tight for secrets, every stolen glance unravels them. Will Elliot’s silence drown him, or will Bryce’s storm shatter their defenses? A tale of hidden truths, reluctant bonds, and tides that bind—or break.

After being found and brought back by her wealthy family, Arabella Donovan has an unexpected awakening and discovers that the world she lives in is a mishmash of popular story tropes. Her eldest brother is the tragic guy in a melodramatic, angsty novel; Her second brother is the cannon fodder in an showbiz power-fantasy novel; Her third brother is the scapegoat who ends up with a criminal record in a doting teen romance; Her fourth sister is the vicious villainess in a 'real vs. fake heiress' story; And even her parents are just antagonistic background characters in some sweet, middle-aged romance. Arabella Donovan: This family is a complete collection of misfortunes. The word 'tragic' doesn't even begin to cover it. Her family, after hearing all of her inner thoughts: "..."