The enemies-to-lovers queer Victorian romance follow-up to Don’t Want You Like a Best Friend, in which a young lord and a second son clash, but find themselves thrust together again and again by their meddling cousins. “That man is, without a doubt, the absolute most obnoxious… Bobby Mason is sick of being second: born the spare, never trusted with family responsibility, never expected to amount to much. He’s hungry to contribute something that matters, while all around him his peers are squandering their political and financial power, coasting through life. Which is exactly why he can’t stand the new Viscount Demeroven. …insufferable… James Demeroven, just come of age and into the Viscountcy, knows that he’s a disappointment. Keeping his head down and never raising anyone’s expectations is how he’s survived life with his stepfather. To quiet, careful James, Bobby Mason is a blazing comet in his endless night, even more alive than he was at Oxford when James crushed on him from afar. But Mason is also brash and recklessly unapologetic, destined to shatter the fragile safety of James’s world. Worst of all, he keeps rubbing James’s failures in his face. …hottest man to ever walk the ton.” They can barely get through a single conversation without tensions boiling over. Neither Bobby nor James has ever met a more intriguing, infuriating, infatuating man. If only they could avoid each other entirely. Bad enough their (wonderful but determined) cousins Beth and Gwen keep conveniently setting up group outings. But when an extortionist starts targeting their families, threatening their reputations, Bobby and James must find a way to work together, without pushing each other’s buttons (or tearing them off) in the process… 

It’s not a river, it’s this river. A hot, motionless afternoon. Enero and El Negro are fishing with Tilo, their dead friend’s teenage son. After hours of struggling with a hooked stingray, Enero aims his revolver into the water and shoots it. They hang the ray’s enormous corpse from a tree at their campsite and let it go to rot, drawing the attention of some local islanders and igniting a long-simmering fury toward outsiders and their carelessness. It’s only the two sisters―the teenage nieces of one of the locals, Aguirre―with their hair black as cowbird feathers and giving off the scent of green grass, who are curious about the trio and invite them to a dance. But the girls are not quite as they seem. As night approaches and tensions rise, Enero and El Negro return to the charged memories of their friend who years ago drowned in this same river. As uneasy and saturated as a prophetic dream, Not a River is another extraordinary novel by Selva Almada about masculinity, guilt, and irrepressible desire, written in a style that is spare and timeless.

Meet Olivia Graham, former NYT Bestselling Author turned big-screen actress. Supposedly, love led her down a dark path. Now she's an inmate at Annandale Super Max Prison for Women. Her horrific deeds and incarceration had media circuits buzzing for years. Many critics speculated that the Bestselling Author committed the heinous act as research to write her next book. Though she vowed never to return to Annandale, Reporter Ivory Addison, could not miss an opportunity for an exclusive interview with the author-turned-inmate. Join Ivory as she follows Olivia down a rabbit hole of madness that may leave her with more questions than answers.

Meet Olivia Graham, former NYT Bestselling Author turned big-screen actress. Supposedly, love led her down a dark path. Now she's an inmate at Annandale Super Max Prison for Women. Her horrific deeds and incarceration had media circuits buzzing for years. Many critics speculated that the Bestselling Author committed the heinous act as research to write her next book. Though she vowed never to return to Annandale, Reporter Ivory Addison, could not miss an opportunity for an exclusive interview with the author-turned-inmate. Join Ivory as she follows Olivia down a rabbit hole of madness that may leave her with more questions than answers.

From the author of The Witch Boy trilogy comes a graphic novel about family, romance, and first love. Fifteen-year-old Morgan has a secret: She can't wait to escape the perfect little island where she lives. She's desperate to finish high school and escape her sad divorced mom, her volatile little brother, and worst of all, her great group of friends...who don't understand Morgan at all. Because really, Morgan's biggest secret is that she has a lot of secrets, including the one about wanting to kiss another girl. Then one night, Morgan is saved from drowning by a mysterious girl named Keltie. The two become friends and suddenly life on the island doesn't seem so stifling anymore. But Keltie has some secrets of her own. And as the girls start to fall in love, everything they're each trying to hide will find its way to the surface...whether Morgan is ready or not.

Japan, 1950s. Seishiro is unable to sleep alone at night due to the trauma of the war, and lives a dull life. The year 1950, Japan. Traumatized by the war, Seishiro is unable to sleep through the night. That is, until he meets Jim, a friendly American soldier stationed in Japan. Seeing the opportunity to change his life, Seishiro suggests they become a couple! Jim is smitten with Seishiro right away, seemingly oblivious to Sei's ulterior motives. At first, Seishiro only sees their relationship as a means to an end. But night after night, as he falls asleep in Jim’s gentle embrace, the heart that broke on the battlefield slowly begins to heal...

Contattato dalla gilda Tigre Bianca, che ha intuito il suo potenziale, Jinwoo Sung riceve una proposta di collaborazione decisamente allettante. Cosa sceglierà di fare?! Sarà poi il turno di affrontare un dungeon molto particolare, in quella che si preannuncia un’impresa diversa da tutte le altre: la quest per cambiare classe!