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Cold War, hot spies, y'all. Vincent and Kolya are back -- in the Deep South. They must protect a brilliant chemist and his family while the man completes the new formula he's promised to sell to T.H.R.U.S.T.<br><br>The assignment should have been a piece of pecan pie, but F.I.S.T. has its eye on the formula, and the local rednecks take exception to a bunch of Damn Yankees moving into their territory. Can the two spies keep the family safe? Will the doctor's two precocious children sabotage the whole assignment?<br><br>And what about Vincent and Kolya's new relationship? This is their first assignment since they made the decision to move in together. Can they cope with the strain of the job ... and the humidity? Or will their new romance be put on the back burner along with the grits and collard greens?

In a world devastated by famine, a nearly blind and impoverished boy sets out on a journey to recover the legendary - Sacred Rice Grain - the only hope to saving his village. Standing in the way is a mysterious force...

A retired special forces captain finds peace serving coffee in the mist-locked village that raised him—until a wounded stranger arrives, unearthing gentle secrets about his past and testing the community that calls him *“The Bridge.”*

A young man dies from a fever and is reincarnated as a Crow, the weakest being in a world of magic and swords dominated by a mysterious Game-like System. This is my first novel so the at the beginning its kinda bad. Fight scenes improve after chapter 14 though. THE COVER IS NOT MINE, DM IF YOU WANT IT REMOVED. Read my other novel: Apocalyptic Wonderland [SYSTEM] Other upcoming novels by me that will come soon: [RICE] Reincarnated as a cat? [RICE] Reincarnated as a spider?

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It's anything but normal in 2017. Some people seem normal in society, others....not so much. Blemished Soup with Garlic is a collection of short stories with narrators beyond the status quo. Some are trapped in places they never wished to be in, others becomes witnesses of madness, and the remaining, well, best let the stories do the talking.

Bad news: I've been crippled. Good news: I can still live off my cold, aloof master. At the age of six, Jiang Huai shamelessly clung to the soft, fragrant thigh of a white-robed fairy, refusing to let go. She took him back to her mountain and made him her one and only personal disciple. At the age of fifteen, he changed the way he addressed his master from "Mom" to "Fairy Sister." After being beaten up, he grudgingly changed it to "Master." Jiang Huai held a grudge for six whole years. At the age of twenty-one, he finally learned how to talk back to his master.

Synopsis: The Villain Woke Up and Chose Soft Rice Lin Chen was a top-tier programmer and hacker—self-taught, obsessive, and running on caffeine and spite. He spent years grinding through all-nighters, chasing deadlines, cracking systems for corporate security firms. His body finally gave out at his desk: heart palpitating, vision fading, a single thought echoing—I just want to rest. He wakes up in a penthouse suite. A beautiful woman sleeps beside him. His phone shows a bank balance with seven figures—monthly allowance. And a floating system message reads: “You have transmigrated into the novel ‘The Heiress Returns for Revenge.’ You are Shen Hao, the villain. Your fate: betray the female lead, steal her company, die in jail at the male lead’s hands. Current timeline: three days after Gu Qingyan took you as her companion.” In the original story, Shen Hao’s inferiority complex over “eating soft rice” turns into greed and paranoia. He schemes. He backstabs. He loses everything. Lin Chen, who literally worked himself to death, looks at the silk sheets, the breakfast being prepared by staff, and the utter absence of a 9-to-9 grind. Then he looks at the villain’s script. He deletes it. No scheming. No stolen companies. No jail cell finale. Lin Chen embraces the salted fish era with the fervor of a man who has seen the other side of burnout. He makes Gu Qingyan’s tea. He learns her schedule better than her assistant. He naps in sunbeams. When anyone asks if he feels ashamed living off a woman, he answers honestly: “Shame is for people who haven’t pulled three all-nighters debugging kernel panic.” Gu Qingyan, the cold, sharp-witted heiress, waits for the betrayal her instincts warned her about. But her “boy toy” has no interest in her company’s shares. He’s too busy optimizing her home network and writing little scripts to block spam calls on her phone. The male lead—destined to become her avenging husband—hasn’t even arrived on scene yet. But when he does, he’ll find a villain who refuses to be a villain, a heiress who’s starting to smile, and a love story rewriting itself one bowl of warm soup at a time. The soft rice is warm. The salted fish is unbothered. And Lin Chen is finally getting some sleep.

Han Ji-eun is a respectable 38-year-old Korean mother and wife — elegant, devoted, and conservative. When her 19-year-old daughter, Soo-ah, returns from studying abroad in America, she brings home more than just souvenirs. She brings Tyrone "Alex" Washington — a tall, dominant Black stud with a massive cock and an insatiable appetite for Asian women. What begins as a single forbidden video quickly spirals into blackmail, forbidden pleasure, and total corruption. Ji-eun finds herself trapped between her duty as a wife and mother… and the overwhelming, mind-breaking ecstasy of a superior man who knows exactly how to dominate every inch of her body. Mother and daughter. Loyalty and lust. Shame and addiction. In the end, both will become nothing more than Korean Rice Bunnies — addicted, bred, and completely owned.

My first marriage ended decisively when I divorced Julian Rhodes for having an emotional affair. For my second marriage, I married Marcus Goldwyn, the Crown Prince of Veridia, who had waited for me for many years. He gave me the wedding of the century that my ex-husband never did, and even mobilized his family's power to wage a business war to drive him away when my ex-husband came looking for me. I thought I had finally found happiness. But three years into our marriage. I caught him cheating in bed. But he broke down, grabbing the hem of my clothes and explaining with bloodshot eyes, “I just got drunk and went into the wrong room. Can you give me another chance?” He even threatened to kill himself. I relented. The next day, I went to bring him a hangover remedy while he was at a social engagement. Through the crack in the door, I overheard his conversation with a friend. “Marc, aren't you famous for being able to hold your liquor? How come I heard you got drunk and forced yourself on a young woman?” Clang!