For fans of The Travelling Cat Chronicles, The Cat Who Saved Books and She and Her Cat, discover the Japanese bestseller that celebrates the healing power of cats. A cat a day keeps the doctor away ... On the top floor of an old building at the end of a cobbled alley in Kyoto lies the Kokoro Clinic for the Soul. Only a select few - those who feel genuine emotional turmoil - can find it. The mysterious centre offers a unique treatment for its troubled patients: it prescribes cats as medication. Get ready to fall in love: - Bee, an eight-year-old female, mixed breed helps a young man deal with the anxiety of a corporate sales job he despises; - Margot, muscly like a lightweight boxer, helps Koga a family man and callcentre worker with severe insomnia; - Koyuki, an exquisite white cat brings closure to Megumi a young mother whose own parents forced her to abandon an adored rescue kitten; - Tank and Tangerine bring peace to a high-flying handbag designer Tomoko, as she learns to let go of her perfectionism and be kinder to herself; - Mimita, the Scottish Fold kitten helps a broken-hearted young Geisha to stop blaming herself for the cat she lost years ago; Follow how each cat brings joy, hope and self-discovery to the human who is lucky enough to have them in this utterly charming, vibrant celebration of the healing power of cats. Containing five exquisite cat line-drawings, discover the inspirational story that has become an international sensation.

Curt Wilson knows second chances are possible. He’s living proof. Years of hard work pulled him out of addiction and gave him a new life coaching kids and wrestling mid-card for Portland-based Titan Wrestling. But some things still haunt him, keeping him from trusting the permanence of his own progress—the depression that shadows his days, the steroids he swears he’ll quit before every new cycle, and the unshakable conviction that maybe he doesn’t deserve the love he craves.When Eddie Franco moves back to Portland after years on the East Coast, he doesn’t expect to find Curt again—let alone to get another shot at being in his life. Their friendship ended after high school, but Eddie’s feelings never did. Now he’s determined to prove they’re not just meant to be friends again, but they’re meant to be together.Old feelings reignite between them as Curt’s demons rise to the surface and his life unravels—again. Eddie struggles to understand Curt’s behavior, but the harder he pushes to fix things, the more distance Curt puts between them. Will Eddie be able to convince him he doesn’t have to fight it all alone, or will Curt’s refusal to let Eddie in end things before they even begin?Moonsaults and Melancholy is the fourth book in the Titan Wrestling series. It’s a second-chance romance featuring one professional wrestler with a lifetime’s worth of baggage, one kindhearted optimist determined to share the burden, late-night cryptid documentaries, camping under the stars, and seeing oneself in a battered old fish who just needed someone to care. It contains explicit scenes and a guaranteed HEA.

Accepted to his dream school, Roman is eager to leave home and start his life as a college student. Unfortunately, what should have been an escape from an unsupportive family becomes a new set of challenges as he clashes with his new teammates and struggles to keep up at practice.Just when he thinks his only option is to quit, a new spark of passion arrives in the form of his supposed rivals, Casper Graves and Demi Knight, who play for the same team as his childhood best friend, Joss, who is thriving without him.With failing confidence, creeping anxiety, and a throbbing shoulder, his new dream, transferring schools to be closer to the two men he’s falling for, may be just out of reach.Each book in the College Evobe series is a * Aiming for Gold* Drawing for Gold

Roman never thought he’d make it amongst a field of talented athletes in evobe—the sensational sport that combines archery and paintball—and he might not have without his best friend. So, as both are bound for college, he considers quitting…until his friend gets the highly desired scholarship from Roman’s number one school. Out of spite, he commits to Georgia’s Port Vista Dragons. Now hundreds of miles away, in a new town, with a new team, Roman isn’t quite sure he didn’t make the biggest mistake of his life. Fortunately, it seems his roommates and fellow evobe players Casper and Demi are determined to change that—if only he could figure out what’s going on inside his heart. Overlooked and ignored, finding love never seemed like an option before, but now presented with a famous prodigy and a gruff wall of muscle, how do you choose? And…do you have to? Roman hasn't always understood his direction in life, but perhaps it doesn’t need to be as straight as an arrow.

Discover Lysandra Vuong's hit supernatural action Webtoon Covenant in print for the first time ever. "If you need a comic that blends action fantasy with mythology, comedy, and punk gothic fashion, Covenant is wildly enjoyable." -Women Write About Comics In a world where priests are decked out in holy tattoos and brandish machine guns in the face of demons, a powerful exorcist and a mysterious boy cross paths . . . in a college classroom. Erza’s faith is waning when God intervenes and sends him on a mission to protect Sunny, an outwardly normal human, from demonic forces. Looks can be deceiving, however, as Sunny proves to have hidden secrets and a bloody past nipping at his heels. Between Erza’s sunny sarcasm, and Sunny’s closed-off distant demeanor, the two struggle to find any common ground to bridge the gap. Yet, as much as the two bicker and retain distance, neither can help but be drawn to the other. With his church under scrutiny and the threat of war on the horizon, will Ezra find his conviction in time to keep Sunny safe? Will Sunny even accept his help? Or will they both suffer the consequences?? From debut creator LySandra Vuong comes the first volume of the supernatural action webcomic that explores religious faith, a slow burn queer romance, the weight of destiny, and what it means to be good in a world plagued by demons. This volume collects episodes 1–18 of the hit WEBTOON comic Covenant.

Best friends, unexpected grief, and a love a decade in the making.For over ten years, Gordon has quietly loved his chronically single best friend, Kenji. But when Kenji considers settling down—and it isn’t with him—Gordon’s only choice is to take a step back from the most important relationship in his life.Kenji feels stuck between his dream of professional wrestling, and his aunt’s dream of him taking over her plant store. To achieve both, he'll have to lean on Gordon, something that has always been second nature. But by the time he realizes how much he’s asked of him, it might be too late.When Kenji’s beloved aunt dies at a pivotal moment in his career, grief pulls the two best friends together in ways they never expected. Kenji seeks solace in the one person he trusts completely, but Gordon is too afraid of losing what they have to embrace what they could become.Can they navigate love and loss without losing each other, or will grief keep them in a chokehold?Dropkicks and Dandelions is the second book in the Titan Wrestling series. It’s a slow burn romance about one professional wrestler, one guy with a boring office job, many plants, secret devotion, and a wise older lady who saw it all coming. It contains descriptions of grief and death, explicit scenes, and a guaranteed HEA.

Curt Wilson knows second chances are possible. He’s living proof. Years of hard work pulled him out of addiction and gave him a new life coaching kids and wrestling mid-card for Portland-based Titan Wrestling. But some things still haunt him, keeping him from trusting the permanence of his own progress—the depression that shadows his days, the steroids he swears he’ll quit before every new cycle, and the unshakable conviction that maybe he doesn’t deserve the love he craves.When Eddie Franco moves back to Portland after years on the East Coast, he doesn’t expect to find Curt again—let alone to get another shot at being in his life. Their friendship ended after high school, but Eddie’s feelings never did. Now he’s determined to prove they’re not just meant to be friends again, but they’re meant to be together.Old feelings reignite between them as Curt’s demons rise to the surface and his life unravels—again. Eddie struggles to understand Curt’s behavior, but the harder he pushes to fix things, the more distance Curt puts between them. Will Eddie be able to convince him he doesn’t have to fight it all alone, or will Curt’s refusal to let Eddie in end things before they even begin?Moonsaults and Melancholy is the fourth book in the Titan Wrestling series. It’s a second-chance romance featuring one professional wrestler with a lifetime’s worth of baggage, one kindhearted optimist determined to share the burden, late-night cryptid documentaries, camping under the stars, and seeing oneself in a battered old fish who just needed someone to care. It contains explicit scenes and a guaranteed HEA.

For fans of The Travelling Cat Chronicles, The Cat Who Saved Books and She and Her Cat, discover the Japanese bestseller that celebrates the healing power of cats. A cat a day keeps the doctor away ... On the top floor of an old building at the end of a cobbled alley in Kyoto lies the Kokoro Clinic for the Soul. Only a select few - those who feel genuine emotional turmoil - can find it. The mysterious centre offers a unique treatment for its troubled patients: it prescribes cats as medication. Get ready to fall in love: - Bee, an eight-year-old female, mixed breed helps a young man deal with the anxiety of a corporate sales job he despises; - Margot, muscly like a lightweight boxer, helps Koga a family man and callcentre worker with severe insomnia; - Koyuki, an exquisite white cat brings closure to Megumi a young mother whose own parents forced her to abandon an adored rescue kitten; - Tank and Tangerine bring peace to a high-flying handbag designer Tomoko, as she learns to let go of her perfectionism and be kinder to herself; - Mimita, the Scottish Fold kitten helps a broken-hearted young Geisha to stop blaming herself for the cat she lost years ago; Follow how each cat brings joy, hope and self-discovery to the human who is lucky enough to have them in this utterly charming, vibrant celebration of the healing power of cats. Containing five exquisite cat line-drawings, discover the inspirational story that has become an international sensation.

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What happens when a former champion’s greatest match isn’t against an opponent, but against himself?Wade "Viper" Donovan is facing the hardest match of his career, and it isn’t in the ring. He’s facing an unwanted retirement, haunted by self-doubt from a heartbreaking setback. He’s all but decided to hang up his boots.Monty “Romeo” Hill has admired Wade from afar for years, and he’s over the moon when they’re chosen to work together. As their chemistry blooms in and out of the ring, so do Monty’s feelings.Monty offers Wade a glimpse of the love he’s been denying himself, and it seems like their relationship could be something special. But when a devastating crisis threatens everything they’ve built, Wade will have to choose between taking a chance on love, or letting it slip through the ropes.Headlocks and Heartbreak is a book with professional wrestlers navigating love, a baby opossum playing matchmaker, and scripted violence between friends. It contains explicit themes, hurt/comfort, a bit of angst, a bit of humor, and a guaranteed HEA.

They were meant to pacify the nation together. A warlord’s son, scorned for his humble origins. A noble’s heir, jaded by unearned thrones. When Sun Ce and Zhou Yu cross blades beneath the pear trees, time begins to bend. Then, Sun Ce dies. His spirit lingers, bound to a sword and a promise unkept. But Zhou Yu is not yet finished. Not while memory burns brighter than the fires of Red Cliffs. As he shatters his soul to rewrite the fate that doomed them both, Sun Ce—caught between regret and longing—reaches for him from the far shore of death. Amidst the war-torn ruins of an alternate 2nd-century China, grief unravels ambition—and love, in the end, redeems all.