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"After years of running from his past, Ethan Carter returns to the gloomy, fog-shrouded town of Blackwood, Oregon. But the town hasn’t forgotten him. Between the rust-covered signs and the swaying trees of the dark forest, something unseen is watching. A cold whisper in the wind calls his name, dragging him back into the town's deepest, darkest secrets. In Blackwood, the past doesn't just haunt you—it waits for you."

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Mira has 99 problems, and rent is all of them. Starting your life with a golden spoon and then suddenly everything switching up could be difficult for everyone. With her college degree on pause, a father behind bars, and emotions she’d rather ghost than confront, Mira’s juggling three part-time jobs, three chaotic roommates, and one distractingly cute neighbor who makes terrible life choices - like smiling at her. It’s slice-of-life with sarcasm, soul, revenge, and just enough romance.

Open, open hearts, open minds, open souls, open eyes. Upon the end of a life cycle, 50 spirits exit the souls of the humans they once existed within and stride through the world in 10 tribes, reincarnating in new humans, granting them superpowers accordingly. Changing the corrupt views of the world they currently exist in has always been the goal of these spirits. In this 153rd reincarnation of theirs, the tribe akroborka chose to land in a third-world country, where citizens face a lot of challenges, and minorities are actively oppressed. Akroboka spirits; Xancore, Sothpheria, Hyner, Zelta, and Yinx will all be choosing a minority as their human in this cycle. Will the chosen ones be able to keep their secret hidden while simultaneously developing the magic they've been granted? Will they be able to make a difference? Or will death meet them early in their journey?

The guidelines of life.

Penny a 5"2 girl get bullied and keeps it to herself till a girl soon falls for her and builds a bond between each other.

After losing one of the closest people to her, Oshun leaves for college far away from home in an attempt to heal from the hurt she had been enduring. A haunted university filled with a scandalous past intrigues her and forces her to discover the truth about the girl in the hallways.

Ashley Zimmer is the third-generation owner of A to Z Music, a brick and mortar store severely impacted by the dot-com boom. Refusing to call it quits, she see salvation in Pepper Alverez, the lonely woman who plays beautiful, haunting music every weekend without fail at a public piano in a neighborhood park. Everything would be alright if she could only get the crowds that gather at the park, into her store.<br><br>But the agreement to play in Ashley’s store during the winter months does not come without baggage. Pepper’s sad, minor key blues riffs and improvisations come from a long list of what she sees as her past sins. Playing the piano is the only way she knows to express those feelings and begin her atonement. It is her penance.<br><br>As Ashley begins to understand Pepper, she’s faced with a choice. Does she view their friendship as a temporary business agreement, giving Pepper a place to play while getting the store back on its feet, or is it something more. And when Pepper makes things less than easy, how far is Ashley willing to go? Will she take the risk, turning a tenuous friendship into something more?

Pente is the story of three werewolves and their journey to seek revenge from the blood drinkers who destroyed their family. The three werewolves experience an adventure of a lifetime while discovering new possibilities, beating the odds and finding true love. On their journey of revenge the three werewolf brothers encounter a warlock and a blood drinker and together they form an alliance which is referred to as Pente as they recognize that it's a single force that's trying to divide the world of supernatural and five of them work towards the doom of that evil force and establish peace among supernatural creatures.

Daniel Robertson is fifteen, exhausted, and trying desperately to keep himself together. Between relentless bullying, sleepless nights, and a mind that’s beginning to turn against him, school has become something to survive rather than live through. What starts as depression slowly spirals into terrifying episodes of hallucinations, paranoia, and emotional regression that Daniel can no longer hide from the people around him. As doctors, teachers, and family members begin stepping in, Daniel finds himself caught between wanting help and fearing what it means to need it. With rumours spreading through school, his relationship under strain, and his sense of self slipping further each day, Daniel must learn how to navigate a world that suddenly feels too loud, too fast, and dangerously unstable. But recovery isn’t quick. And growing up becomes far more complicated when part of you is desperately trying to retreat backwards instead.