Fluffy Boyfriend is a love story in a world of half-animal humans secretly living in plain sight.

    And he’s finally done it. Nothing could possibly go wrong... right?

    Insulted by his flippant attitude towards death, Death punishes him with her game: he must experience death over and over through 13 other lives. But if he can find a way to survive the imminent deaths of these lives, he gets to live out their lifetimes. His life was a bust, but what about the lives of others?

    And she is not happy. From the bestselling author of 34 Days, Beautiful and Angel comes a tale of love, death and revenge.

    Eventually, a prediction by a psychic and plane hijack makes it more happening. This was not the end and they go on a search for a monk in Tibet. Their journey continues seeking nirvana on the Ghats of Varanasi and falling in love with a tribal girl in Afghanistan. Eventually, where exactly did life take them? What is Yogi’s connection to them? Is he one of them? What were the life lessons for John? What did he promise Yogi at the end of their journey?

    Now, following her husband’s fatal accident and unable to find respite from the barrage of guilt-inducing and heartrending memories at every turn, she runs to the one place she feels Charlie’s ghost can’t follow her: Mog’s Hill, the Crawford farm in New South Wales. There, among the smell of lanolin, the dust of the sheep yards and the beauty of the land, Diana hopes she can regain her strength and put her life, as well as those of her three shell-shocked kids, back on track. But home isn’t as she remembers, and her return cracks open old family wounds.Stella has longed for her prodigal daughter’s return for years. Now if she can convince Diana to open up and let them back into her heart, she might just be able to keep her grandchildren close by and find the family peace she craves. But Stella already has her hands full trying to hold everything together, and now the Crawford family is a hair’s breadth from shattering forever. Can Stella keep the peace? Can she make Diana see the strength in relying on family, or will Diana leave them behind once again?‘A heartwarming story of family, love and loss with characters you won’t want to leave.’ — Tricia Stringer, Australian bestselling author.Praise for PRODIGAL DAUGHTER:‘A heartwarming story of family, love and loss with characters you won’t want to leave.’ - Tricia Stringer, Australian bestselling author"The characters were believable and I enjoyed getting to know them" — NetGalley"A rural contemporary novel, Prodigal Daughter is recommended" — NetGalley"Prodigal Daughter was a perfect title for this novel.... The novel is a light read with the drama kicking in the latter part of the book when big decisions need to be made and children considered." — NetGalley

    But for Ray, a quiet young woman with special powers of her own, the order is always the same: a hot tea with a delicious side of romance.

    She's such a tomboy that all boys are scared of her, and that's exactly what her brother wanted and trained her to be. It took him six long years to train her into a pseudo-military style girl to protect her from anyone else. Bishonen Sung-Suh is a new transfer student who's got the looks, the determination, and attitude to sweep her off the feet. Could this male beauty be able to tame the beast? Will Mi-Ha's brother let them be together and happily ever after? If you want it you've got to Bring It On!

    That is, until Kyunghoon announces that he has fallen in love with another man. In despair, Yunho runs away and bumps into Hanwool, a mythical tiger grim reaper.

    The location of these “imprints” is unique to the individual, but the meaning behind the letters is the same. Sooha’s happens to be located in a – ahem – very private location. The chances of actually uniting with one’s soulmates is rather slim, but that hasn’t stopped Sooha. Not only does he believes he will find his, but he has refused to enter into any other relationship until then. But lately his handsome boss chef Calix has had him feeling some feels “down there...” He thought he was alone in these feelings until the chef suddenly started showing interest in him. Could the tides be finally changing for our innocent Sooha?

    Sweet and heartwarming, just like a chocolate latte, their love story proves that actions speak louder than words.

    She has done all she can think of to win his affection, butto no avail. When her latest scheme crosses the line, Seung-Hyu decideshe's had enough...and inadvertently pushes her down a staircase! Ji-Haeawakens in the world beyond, only to learn that it's not her time todie. But why go back when the love of her life hates her to death?Touched by her passion, the keepers send Ji-Hae to her past life tomend the rift between her former self and Seung-Hyu. But can Ji-Haekeep up the act long enough to find Seung-Hyu and set things right?

    She was treated cruelly by a former lover, he is dealing with a high-handed and uninvolved family. Both are burdened with loneliness, and they sense that the other has something that they’re searching for...

    Then she begins singing “Dancing in the Rain” while... dancing in the rain. It’s a minute encounter, really, but Seowoo has seen the greatest romances bloom from the smallest moments in the movies. So when Hayoung shows up to join the film club, Seowoo – who’s not even sure what she herself is feeling – finds her heart skipping a beat.

    A yellow-striped, green measuring worm opens Anterooms, a collection filled with poems that are classic Wilbur, that play with myth and form and examine the human condition through reflections on nature and love. Anterooms also features masterly translations from Mallarmé’s “The Tomb of Edgar Allan Poe,” a previously unpublished Verlaine poem, two poems by Joseph Brodsky, and thirty-seven of Symphosius’s clever Latin riddles. Whether he is considering a snow shovel and domestic life or playfully considering that “Inside homeowner is the word meow,” Wilbur’s new collection is sure to delight everyone from longtime devotees to casual poetry readers. Exploring the interplay between the everyday and the mythic, the sobering and the lighthearted, Anterooms is nothing less than an event in poetic history and a remarkable addition to a master’s oeuvre.