William Waynes is a man haunted by heartbreak. Once a passionate and devoted lover, he loses himself after Emily the woman he believed was his soulmate leaves him for someone else. Crushed and emotionally shattered, William buries his pain in meaningless sex, emotional detachment, and a reckless lifestyle. Working as a bookstore clerk in a quiet town, he hides behind a hardened exterior, refusing to feel or trust again.

But everything begins to change when he meets Sophie, a gentle yet strong-willed woman who sees past his walls. Their connection is slow, cautious, and built on quiet conversations, shared vulnerability, and the growing hope that love might still be possible. Sophie, too, carries her own scars but chooses healing over bitterness, inspiring William to face his past.

What makes a man betray his king?

What makes an angel defy the heavens?

In Veil of Power Lila awakens with shattered memories and mysterious abilities, finding herself at the centre of a dark and dangerous pursuit. Haunted by a past she cannot remember, she reluctantly teams up with Jerry, a kind-hearted taxi driver, as they try to piece together the puzzle of her identity.

Frightened and alone in the woods, Leslie has no memory of how she got there. Until sinister recollections of her sadistic ex come flooding back to her, with the added realization that she has done something horrible to stop him once and for all.

Joan’s honeybee colonies evolve intelligence higher than ordinary bees, and though most of the colonies are gentle, some become unacceptably aggressive.

Sam and Mona were attached at the hip, that was until Sam made a move that brought out the worst in both of them. When these two reconnect in a creative writing class two years later, their festering grudges resurface in two very different ways. Sam can’t seem to let go of the past to experience the present, and Mona is so violently stuck in the present that she doesn’t consider what the future might hold.

In a tale of revenge, trust, and perspective, it's easy to see how the truth can be twisted, even when you've never cried wolf.