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In Westbrook, wives are currency. Belonging has a price. By the time the Homemaker’s Fair ends, two women will be dead. And the most dangerous thing a woman can do is change her mind.

Choosing to risk execution rather than be killed in a losing war, three brothers desert their posts and begin a long, arduous journey back home. After weeks of dealing with rough terrain while evading bandits and home guard soldiers—starving, injured, and exhausted—the brothers find a miracle deep in the dark woods. A home. Living in a remote cabin is a beautiful woman, Sarafina, and her young son, Titus. Sarafina takes the soldiers in, cares for them, feeds them, offers them a place to rest.

Harper is a witch. The protégé in the Night Garden coven to her mother’s position, she wanted to forge her own path, taking jobs from the more questionable types to frame the even less favorable type. Benjamin is a merman. Opening his shop, Seven Seas Aquariums & Sealife, he lived a relatively quiet life. Growing coral, herbs and plant life and teaching people about the creatures in the sea brought him peace.

It was supposed to be fake. Now there’s a heartbeat on the ultrasound. Dr. Adrian Cole is the last man I should be anywhere near. He’s my boss. My enemy. My daily dose of infuriating arrogance wrapped in a thousand-dollar suit. And thanks to one viral photo—he’s now my fiancé. The hospital calls it damage control. I call it a disaster. Until his hand brushes mine in front of the cameras. Until his voice drops when no one’s around. Until pretending to love him stops feeling like pretend at all. He drives me crazy. He makes me blush. He looks at me like he’s breaking every rule he lives by.

In this emotionally charged story, Max faces the complexities of life, death, and the profound connections that transcend the boundaries of time and space. After Max's passing, he finds himself reborn on a distant planet, navigating a new existence. The story weaves through themes of love, loss, and the enduring bonds that persist even in the face of unimaginable circumstances.

From the screenwriter of the Lionsgate horror film “The Inhabitant” comes a terrifying tale of survival. Sally and her dog, Maureen Bojangles, MoBo for short, make the slog from Brooklyn to the family cabin upstate. It’s a 2-hour drive from the city, but it might as well be another planet. Twenty-four pharmacies and bass-thumping clubs, are replaced by tiny hamlets and shoddy cell phone service. But the remoteness is what Sally needs to write her memoir and reconnect with the painful memories of her abusive father.

Oliver Matthews starts to believe he is living in a simulation. When he awakens in a pristine, futuristic facility, he learns from Holly, the facility's AI, that he’s been preserved for over a thousand years, living in a simulation, and that the world he once knew is long gone. But as Holly guides him through the new reality, the details don’t quite add up. As he delves deeper, Oliver begins to question what’s real, what’s simulated, and who he can trust.