Princess Verena, born with an ancient curse that cloaks her in darkness, is shunned by many in her kingdom. But despite her eerie aura, she’s kind-hearted and uses her shadow magic to protect the realm from unseen threats. When a mysterious creature begins draining light from villages, Verena is the only one who can track it—by walking deeper into her own darkness.

Azriel opens a community center where he helps at-risk youth. He uses his leadership skills from his Mafia days to organize programs that teach the kids important life skills and how to stay on the right path. Along the way, Azriel starts to rebuild relationships with people who once feared him, showing that he’s truly changed.

Eiden has always been the right-hand man of the powerful and feared Don, Alessandro Santini. For years, he’s meticulously handled the family’s dirty work, always keeping a cool head and never questioning orders. But when Don Alessandro dies unexpectedly in a car accident, Eiden is thrust into a world where alliances shift rapidly, and loyalties are tested. The Santini family is plunged into a dangerous power vacuum. Multiple factions within the organization begin to fight for control, including Eiden’s childhood friend, Luca, who believes he should be the next boss. Others, including Eiden’s own trusted consigliere, suggest he should take over. Torn between his loyalty to the family and his growing fear of the chaos that could ensue, Eiden must navigate an increasingly treacherous game of manipulation, betrayal, and personal sacrifice. As factions form, Eiden finds that even those closest to him have their own agendas. Tensions rise as the city is thrown into a battle of wits and violence. Eiden must decide: will he fight for control, or does he seek a more honorable path—one that might lead to his own destruction? The choices Eiden makes will not only determine the future of the Santini family but his own life as well. Will he take the throne and risk everything, or will he burn it all down to escape?

Carmille inherits a rundown building from a relative and takes on the challenge of turning it into a thriving apartment complex. Along the way, she faces resistance from the local community, as they’re skeptical of her abilities. As she fixes up the building, Carmille learns to balance her tough exterior with the personal connections she’s making with the tenants.

Carmelia has always been known for her athleticism and competitive nature. When her high school announces an annual “Sports Day” event, Carmelia is determined to win the prestigious trophy that has been passed down for generations. This year, however, she faces fierce competition in the form of her childhood friend, Avery, who has always been just as good as her. What starts as a friendly rivalry quickly grows intense as both girls push themselves to the limit. Along the way, they bond over their shared passion for sports, but as the competition heats up, Carmelia begins to question if the trophy is worth losing the friendship that means the most to her.

Prince Masen had always lived within the lavish walls of his kingdom’s palace. His life, from the moment he was born, was destined for the throne. But despite his noble birth, Masen often found himself feeling out of place. The pressure to be perfect, to meet the kingdom’s expectations, weighed heavily on his shoulders. As he grew older, Masen discovered a secret hidden deep within the palace—the existence of an ancient, forgotten prophecy that suggested a prince would rise to greatness, but only if he abandoned the life of luxury and embraced a life of hardship and struggle. Masen was torn. Could he abandon everything he knew? Could he step away from the throne to explore the world beyond the palace gates? He decided to secretly leave the kingdom under the guise of a commoner, traveling incognito through neighboring villages, forging connections with the common people. Over time, Masen learned more about the struggles his future subjects faced than he had ever learned in the royal court.

After spending years touring with a mid-level rock band, Davin returns to his sleepy hometown to care for his ailing grandfather, a retired blues musician who first introduced him to the guitar. His return is met with mixed feelings — the town hasn’t forgotten how he left abruptly, especially his ex-best friend and former bandmate, Tyler, who now runs the local music shop they dreamed of owning together. Davin picks up small gigs at cafés and open mics, gradually reconnecting with the community and his love for music — not for fame, but for meaning. When a community center faces closure due to lack of funding, Davin steps up, organizing a music festival to save it. He invites musicians he’s met across the country and reluctantly teams up with Tyler to make it happen. As the event nears, Davin must juggle mending old friendships, facing his guilt, and rediscovering who he is beyond the stage lights. The story ends with a heartfelt festival performance — not for fans or fame, but for home, family, and redemption.

As your sister, Franceska has always relied on others, but when she is offered a job in another city, she takes the opportunity to live on her own for the first time. This story follows her as she adjusts to a new life, makes new friends, and discovers her strengths and weaknesses. As she grows, she begins to understand what independence truly means and how to balance self-reliance with the connections she’s made throughout her life.

After leaving behind a high-stress job at a Michelin-starred restaurant in New York, Carley opens a small bistro called Carley’s Corner in her hometown. While locals are skeptical of her fine-dining background, she slowly wins them over by blending high-quality technique with Southern comfort food. As she builds the restaurant from the ground up, Carley mentors a few struggling youth in the neighborhood, teaching them cooking not only as a skill, but as a path to confidence. When a famous food critic unexpectedly shows up, her quiet life is shaken—but this time, she’s cooking on her own terms.

Shawn is known across Kaminariwa Academy as the coldest guy on campus — not because he’s cruel, but because he’s completely unreadable. He doesn’t talk to anyone unless necessary, keeps his distance even in group projects, and never joins any events. Rumors swirl: some say he’s a former child star who burned out, others think he’s just a rich snob. No one really knows the truth. Enter Evelyn, a transfer student who’s struggling with her own past. She’s quiet but observant, and when paired with Shawn for an end-of-semester literature project, she begins to notice things others overlook: the way he disappears to the library late at night, how he stops to help animals when no one’s watching, and the subtle pain in his eyes whenever someone mentions family. Evelyn is the first person to truly see Shawn for who he is — a boy who built walls out of survival. As their project turns into late-night talks and emotional unlayering, Evelyn learns about the loss of his mother, the emotional neglect from his father, and how Shawn taught himself not to care… because caring meant hurting.

Kierston is living what many would call the dream — chart-topping singles, sold-out arenas, and legions of loyal fans. On the surface, he seems untouchable: confident, stylish, and unstoppable. But behind closed doors, Kierston is quietly unraveling under the pressure. Between demanding schedules, creative burnout, and the constant presence of cameras and critics, Kierston starts to feel like he’s losing his sense of self. His music no longer excites him the way it used to, and he feels boxed in by the image the industry has created for him. Every song has to be a hit. Every word he says is analyzed. Every move is managed. When a disagreement with his label over the direction of his next album pushes him too far, Kierston walks away from a major project mid-production—shocking everyone around him. He escapes to a quiet coastal town where no one expects to find him, hoping to clear his head and reconnect with the love he once had for music. There, away from the noise, Kierston starts writing again—not for a label, not for a deadline, but just for himself. He meets a local musician who challenges him to create without expectations, and he begins rediscovering his voice in ways he didn’t think possible anymore. But the industry hasn’t forgotten him. As word spreads about his disappearance, rumors fly. Is he done with music? Is he in trouble? Kierston has to face tough choices: return to the spotlight and risk losing the peace he’s found—or try to redefine success on his own terms, even if it means a slower climb back.

Kaelyn is the head librarian at a small, community library that’s been struggling to stay open. When a developer plans to buy the building and turn it into a commercial space, Kaelyn leads a campaign to save the library. Along the way, she reconnects with old patrons and learns the importance of the library in people’s lives, all while discovering new ways to bring in support and reinvigorate interest in the community space.

Karissa, a 20-something with a quiet personality, works as an assistant at a cozy flower shop in a bustling city. When the owner announces she’s retiring in six months, Karissa suddenly faces a decision — take over the shop or let it go. As she juggles learning the business, navigating family expectations, and forming a friendship with a loyal delivery guy, she slowly gains confidence and begins imagining a future built from petals, sweat, and heart. A story of growth, independence, and blooming into your own.

Kyden is a hardened survivor who’s made it through the zombie apocalypse by trusting no one and staying on the move. After losing his family early on, he’s kept to remote areas and avoided all human contact. But everything changes when he finds a young girl hiding in a collapsed barn. Torn between his survival instincts and his humanity, Kyden must decide whether to stay alone—or risk everything to protect someone again.

Agent Kashden is assigned to protect a high-profile foreign diplomat—who also happens to be the man Kashden once believed responsible for his father’s death. But when an attack reveals a larger conspiracy involving both governments, He must put personal revenge aside and work with the diplomat to stop an international incident. Emotional Arc: He faces a dilemma: uncover the truth about his past or protect someone he was raised to hate.

Cara grew up on the outdoor rinks of a cold northern town, the only girl who could out-skate and out-hit the boys. Now in her final year of high school, she’s offered a scholarship to a prestigious all-male prep school’s new co-ed hockey program. Facing discrimination, locker room politics, and jealous teammates, Cara must fight for her place—while carrying the pressure of her struggling family back home. Romance simmers with the team’s captain, who starts seeing her as more than competition.

Once a troublemaker in high school, Malorie has returned to her old school as a TA, determined to do things right this time. But when she’s assigned to help a student who reminds her of her younger self, she’s forced to confront her past and navigate a tricky relationship with the teachers who once gave up on her. Can she become the mentor she never had?

At just 26 years old, Adris becomes the CEO of his family’s long-standing architecture and real estate development firm after his grandfather’s retirement. Though brilliant and focused, he faces immediate backlash from veteran employees who view him as inexperienced and unworthy. Investors are uneasy, and the company’s biggest project—a sustainable housing initiative in a struggling city—is at risk of collapse. Adris decides to prove his worth not through speeches, but through action. He spends time with the project’s construction crew, talks with local residents, and works with his design team to adapt the plan based on feedback. Along the way, he reconnects with his late father’s ideals of using business to serve people, not just profit. As tensions rise and competitors attempt to sabotage the project, Adris must learn to lead with both heart and discipline. The story explores growth, responsibility, and what it really means to carry a legacy forward—not just maintain it.

Rylan, known as the school’s rebel with a leather jacket and a motorcycle, keeps getting detention—but only because he’s taking the blame for other students. A shy, new student starts to notice that behind his sarcastic smirks, Rylan’s always helping someone quietly. She decides to befriend him and uncover the truth, finding out he’s been protecting a secret that could change everything about how people see him.

Elira had always been the quiet type. At the prestigious private school she attended, blending in with the crowd was something she’d gotten good at. Being one of the top students was never her goal; she just wanted to pass her classes and stay out of the spotlight. But in her second year, things started to change. Her best friend, Ava, had been pushing her to join the school’s study group for the upcoming exams. Elira was hesitant. She wasn’t one to openly share her struggles, and besides, the group was filled with students who seemed to have it all together. But Ava insisted, convinced that it would help Elira improve her grades and, maybe, allow her to make a few more friends. The first study session was anything but smooth. Elira struggled to keep up with the discussions, feeling embarrassed when she didn’t know the answers to questions her classmates seemed to breeze through. But instead of retreating into her shell like she usually would, Elira decided to face her insecurities head-on. She made an effort to ask questions, admitting when she didn’t understand something. To her surprise, the group was supportive. Liana, a quiet but brilliant student in the group, offered to explain a few concepts in more detail. Kai, the group leader, encouraged her to keep attending, even when Elira doubted herself.