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To repay a debt from ten years ago, the archangel Uriel hides as the gardener of the Whitmore estate. Beneath its grounds he has sealed Grot, a powerful demon that can split itself. While he waits for the Blood Moon a decade later, the night Grot is weakest, to destroy it for good, he secretly trains Iris, the family’s most magically gifted daughter, as the estate’s future guardian. But when the old patriarch Edmund dies, his heartless heirs turn a fight over the will into a campaign to humiliate and abuse Uriel. The ambitious Cedric, desperate to bury the deal he made with the demon ten years ago, burns the will’s crucial warning, frames Uriel for murder, and has him condemned in a public trial at the council hall and tied to the stake. In the holy fire, Uriel awakens as a six-winged archangel, declares the guardian covenant broken, and leaves, taking his divine power with him. That night the Blood Moon rises and the seal shatters. Hordes of demon clones pour out, and the Whitmore family faces annihilation. Iris races back to the estate and holds the line with the magic Uriel quietly taught her over ten years. Uriel never truly left: he discovers that Grot has spent the decade secretly splitting off countless clones, and every one must be destroyed before the Blood Moon ends. On the battlefield the two meet again and go from opposing sides to fighting side by side.

Mira's betrothed spent three years taming a wild dragon for their wedding—but he trained it to obey Lia, her family's adopted daughter. They took everything from her: her place in the clan, her inheritance, even her mother's dragon. When they demanded she kneel and wipe Lia's boots, Mira walked barefoot across burning coals instead. She broke the betrothal. Then a column of black war-dragons descended, and their lord claimed her—with a bloodwing dragon and three thousand acres of dragonland. He was the man who had waited eight years for her answer. On her wedding day, her old betrothed watched from the crowd as Mira married another man. And the dragon he had stolen finally threw Lia to the ground and flew home—to Mira.

On a private flight to her destination wedding, Wren Winters clings to her seat as the cabin wall tears open. Her fiancé, Julian Ashford, is there, but the first hand he reaches for is Chloe Sinclair’s. After landing, he gives Chloe Wren’s only pair of flat shoes, leaving Wren to walk across debris until her feet bleed. Julian calls it an emergency, promises to make it right, and asks Wren not to turn one terrifying day into a fight. But as the wedding approaches, Chloe keeps appearing in moments meant for the bride, and Wren is forced to confront a question she never expected to ask: in Julian’s heart, who has always come first?

Seven years ago Selene killed a man drunk behind the wheel, and Lyra's Alpha father used Command to crush her will and deliver her to Silvermoon Penitentiary in Selene's place, because an Omega is too fragile for prison. Her fated mate Kaelen told her to endure it and they'd complete the bond when she got out. She comes out with a leg ruined by silver shackles, burn scars up her throat, one kidney, and nothing left inside for any of them. The butler tells her to stay in her room so her scent doesn't upset Selene. Then Selene, in front of the whole family, asks for Kaelen as an Awakening Day present. Nobody in that room objects. Lyra doesn't fight for any of it. She has ten days, an encrypted contract with an institute that will erase her pack identity permanently, and a diner job downtown to fill the time. She lets them mock her in French, which she's fluent in and they don't know. She lets Kaelen choose Selene one more time and leave her on a freezing street. She lets them build the ceremony. Then she leaves behind a journal and a medical file, and the family that spent seven years believing the prison had been comfortable finds out what actually happened in there — who arranged it, whose kidney is really in Kaelen's body, and which of their daughters has been lying since the day they took her in. By the time Kaelen understands, the plane is five minutes from Dominica.

He only has eyes for his first love and won't even let Aria, his own daughter with his wife, call him "Dad." Aria waits all day for him on her birthday, only to witness him propose to his ex. At the school talent show, the mistress and her daughter bully Aria, and the husband helps them. To steal Aria's summer camp spot, he feeds her a strawberry cake, knowing she's allergic—she nearly dies. That's when she decides to divorce him and finally reveals her secret: she's the daughter of a duke. She uses her true identity to fight for justice for her daughter. In the end, even when he kneels and begs Aria for forgiveness, she never calls him "Dad" again.

Framed by his commander, Captain John Carter flees Earth under a dead man's name and wakes stranded on Mars. Thark warriors capture him; he wins freedom in the arena and falls for fugitive princess Dejah Thoris. Escaping her forced marriage to a rival prince, he leads a Thark army to break the siege on her city. When the enemy tries to destroy the planet's one air source, Carter climbs a mile of dead machinery to save it, clearing his name and ending the war. He marries Dejah and stays on Mars.

Extreme-sports influencer Lorelei McCall married General Lowell Walker for an alliance, cut her hair, deleted her accounts, and became a proper Washington wife. For five years she was scenery and logistics; son Leo preferred family friend Claire and once wished his parents would divorce so Claire could be Mom. Lorelei signed divorce papers, waived custody and assets—then walked in on Lowell celebrating Claire’s birthday. When the decree finalized, she left for Nepal and opened an adventure school under her own name. Six years later Lowell’s highland training crossed her path. He tried to explain and win her back; Claire staged a kidnapping for attention and was expelled. Lorelei kept her distance even when handling Leo’s school fights in the U.S. At a UNESCO ceremony she accepted a medal—and handed Lowell an application to be a special instructor. This time the rules were hers.

WELLS, a young woman of serpent descent, vows revenge after her adopted sister reclaims her birthright as a dragon princess—and burns their mother alive. Posing as the lost princess, Wells infiltrates the palace to destroy the sister who betrayed her. But a ritual blood test exposes her secret. Stripped of her serpent skin and sentenced to death, she faces the executioner—until a golden dragon manifests, bringing the entire court to its knees. Wells’s fight for vengeance becomes a struggle for the crown as she discovers the Dragon King’s blood runs through her veins. Unraveling a long-buried royal conspiracy, she exposes the truth, brings the guilty to justice, and rises from a condemned outcast to the rightful heir to the throne.

Suspended by his mother, IT heir Ritsu Jinguji poses as a sales employee to put his boss, Ren Kujo, in his place through an AI overhaul, but falls for his kindness and plays helpless to move in and care for him. When Ren's married ex, Eita, anonymously exposes their romance and sets traps, Ritsu reveals his identity to protect Ren and crush his rival. Overwhelmed by the gap between their worlds, Ren leaves, forcing Ritsu to swallow his pride and fight for the man he loves.

Drowning in debt and dreaming only of quitting, lifelong zookeeper Chloe discovers she's the one true "Harmonizer" destined to command shapeshifters. Caught between the possessive courtship of three shapeshifting men and a life-or-death war over who the real Harmonizer is, she finally finds where she truly belongs.