the best smell tmo

Berbagai kasus yang terjadi di kota Marseille telah membuat seorang penyidik yang baru saja di mutasi ke kota tersebut harus ikut terlibat, penyidik itu bernama Benjamin. Frank Benjamin merupakan seorang laki-laki muda dewasa dengan perawakan yang cukup tinggi dan berusia kira-kira dua puluh delapan tahun. Ia harus dihadapkan dengan kasus-kasus yang sulit dipecahkan bahkan sebuah pembunuhan yang sangat kejam hingga harus berurusan dengan organisasi berbahaya yang membuatnya harus mendapatkan teror-teror mengerikan yang hampir membunuhnya. Demi menjalankan sebuah rencana untuk menghancurkan organisasi berbahaya, membuat Benjamin harus menyamar dan merubah identitasnya sementara waktu. Mampukah Benjamin membongkar jaringan kejahatan dan menghancurkan organisasi berbahaya di Kota Marseille? Akankah Benjamin akan berhasil membongkar kasus demi kasus yang terjadi dan menjadikan kota Marseille menjadi aman dari kriminal? Ikutin kisah perjalanan Franc Benjamin dalam menuntaskan kasus-kasus di kota tersebut.

!!COMPLETED!! Nikolai Volkov, 26-year-old male omega, happily married to the love of his life aka his 27-year-old Alpha mate, Damon White, until one day he catches a nasty bloody smell coming the basement of their house. ———- +Trigger WARNING This book is mmmm ( in other words, it will contains four men together in a relationship) But will start as mm at first and developes later to mmmm. -Reverse Harem - OmegaxAlpha - Twin Russian dragon shifters - Secret Serial killer MC - Dark Romance - Secret Phyco MC - SubxDom/ DomxDom - Group smut scenes - Mpreg - Omegaverse

Adanni Kingsbury is a 21-year-old girl who's dream is to be an artist. She can admit that to everyone but her mother. Her mom believes any career thats not secure is a waste of time. Could be because of the hurt from her father, or her mom never trying to aim for her own dreams, she hoped one day she would get the courage to find out. The returning person back in town may inspire her, or maybe he'll just teach her that no one's opinion counts anyway including his own. Go on this journey with Adanni to realize that the only support she truly needed all this time was her own.

In a world where werewolves recognize their destined mates by scent, Alpha Kael of the Blackthorn Pack has never failed to identify a bond. Until her. When a quiet human girl, Elara Vale, is brought into pack territory after a rogue attack, Kael feels nothing. No pull. No spark. No scent. The pack whispers she's weak. Useless. A burden. So when the Moon Ceremony declares she is his fated mate, Kael publicly rejects her—claiming the Moon Goddess made a mistake. But fate doesn't make mistakes. And neither does blood. As silver marks bloom across Elara's skin and rogues hunt her through the night, Kael finds himself haunted by dreams of a woman in chains. Drawn to protect a female he should despise. Desperate to understand why his chest burns when she's in danger. The truth will shatter everything he knows: Elara's scent wasn't absent. He simply wasn't strong enough yet to perceive his own queen. The Alpha who couldn't smell his mate is about to kneel before her.

The Smell of Peppermint and Rosemary is a prequel novel set in the world of The Smell of Honey Tea and Sweet Licorice — the story of how Law and Coran, the steady hands behind the Richerson household, became each other's home. Lawrence Cinder was twelve when he learned that love doesn't make you safe. His father died on an ordinary Thursday. His mother followed within the year. By thirteen he was surviving on the streets of Silver Mist River, carrying boxes before dawn, sleeping in doorways, and teaching himself not to want anything he couldn't afford to lose. By sixteen, he was good at it. Careful. Contained. Cold, in every sense that mattered. Then a job gone wrong landed him in a warehouse in front of Roger Richerson — a man with silver eyes who looked at him for exactly as long as it took to make a decision, and said: you're coming with me. Law said okay. It was the first time in four years he'd said yes to anything he didn't fully understand. What followed was a room with an east-facing window. A family he didn't share blood with and came to belong to anyway. A reason, for the first time since he was twelve, to come home. And then, one April morning, an orphan named Coran Summers walked through the front door with a bag holding everything he owned, a smile that held nothing back, and a scent like rosemary that Law could never quite manage to file away. Coran was patient. Coran was certain. And Coran was willing to wait years — through quiet kitchens, late dinners, a name given and accepted, a wall in October, and a threat from Law's past that finally forced everything into the light — for a man who had to learn, slowly and the hard way, that he was allowed to be loved and not lose it. This is their story: how two people who'd both learned to survive alone found their way to choosing each other, on purpose, every ordinary day, for the rest of their lives. Fans of The Smell of Honey Tea and Sweet Licorice will recognize the Richerson Estate, the kitchen, and the east-facing window — and will finally get the story of the two people who quietly held it all together.

Dearil is an omega that stays to himself unless you are his childhood friend Kathrine. Alpha pheromones don't mess with him like they should not till he meets Riden, who smells like sweet licorice. Riden has been in love with Dearil for a long time and only likes smelling the pheromones of honey tea that comes off of Dearil. Will Dearil fall in love with Riden even though even when the most popular girl in school threatens him not to be with Riden? Will Riden get the boy he loves? When every girl in school falls head over heels for him. Also, can they survive high school or the people that don't think they should be together or will it fall to ruin and chaos in a blink of an eye?

Detective Moogak lost his younger sister to a barcode-murder case and lost his ability to taste, smell, and feel pain. He then meets Oh Cho-rim, the only witness to the murder case who possesses a special sense: she can see smells.

Set in the world of The Smell of Honey Tea and Sweet Licorice. Rainer Richerson has spent most of his life believing he was born carrying a debt he could never repay. Twenty-three years after losing his mother at birth, he's still trying to untangle the guilt, anger, and loneliness that shaped him into someone difficult to love—and even harder to understand. Therapy has given him a map toward becoming a better man, but the journey is slow, and some wounds don't heal simply because you want them to. Dylan Campbell has always believed that growth takes time. Raised among towering forests and guided by a father who taught him that strength comes from patience, kindness, and showing up for the people who matter, Dylan has built his life around helping others find their footing. When a chance meeting in a rosemary-scented kitchen brings the guarded ocean-hearted Rainer and the steady forest-souled Dylan together, neither expects their lives to change. What begins as quiet conversations and accidental encounters slowly becomes something deeper—a connection built not on perfection, but on honesty, healing, and the courage to stay when things become difficult. As Rainer learns to trust, to open himself to love, and to believe he deserves happiness, Dylan discovers that patience is sometimes rewarded in ways even he never imagined. A tender, slow-burn romance about growth, forgiveness, found family, and the people who teach us that we are worthy of being loved exactly as we are. The Smell of Ocean and Forest is a heartfelt story of healing, second chances, and two souls discovering that the strongest roots are often grown together.

In the final part of The Small of Honey Tea and Sweet Licorice, Dearil Cooper-Richardson finally has everything he once thought was impossible: a husband who'd burn the world down for him, a family that calls him their own, and a baby boy with his father's silver-grey eyes. The wedding is behind him. The courtroom that finally locked his uncle away for good is behind him too. For the first time since he was ten years old, the fear that followed him through every hallway of his old life has nowhere left to hide. But peace was never going to come easy for the Richardsons. When Riden's new boss starts pushing his ambitious daughter into every corner of Riden's career — late nights, sudden trips, a closeness that smells like more than just business — Dearil tells himself he trusts his husband completely. He just doesn't trust the people circling him. And when a single piece of evidence turns up exactly where it shouldn't, trust isn't going to be enough to hold everything together. What follows will test every promise they made to each other, drag old wounds and new ones into the same fire, and force their entire sprawling, chaotic family to decide exactly how far they'll go to protect their own. Through grief, fury, motherhood, and the slow, unglamorous work of healing, Dearil learns that love isn't the thing that keeps you safe — it's the thing worth fighting to keep, one hard-won, ordinary day at a time.

Warning: I don’t support smoking, it’s unhealthy, and it’s better to not do it, for the sake of your lungs don’t smoke. The scent of cigarettes was the last thing that YuanLi wanted to smell. It was also the very reason he dropped the addiction. That very scent reminded him of someone who he wanted to forget. He tried to forget and leave his idol dreams in the past. But what happens when that very person shows up at his workplace years later.