To be an unmarried woman is an unforgivable crime in Pakistani society, which is why Sherry Salman's parents have embarked on a desperate hunt to find her a suitable husband. But the matchmaking aunties tasked with this huge responsibility find the kind of spiritless suitors who would not even last the first audition round of "The Bachelorette." Sherry decides to embark on another special kind of romance: a love affair between a girl and her dating app.

What if your life was without colour, without connection to the outside world? In this story, we venture along a little boy who learns through his companion Sam what its like to feel, to laugh and to cry. In a world stacked against them, will they find their own happiness?

Anahita, Shirin, Fariba and Javad are making their way through a city of pure chaos trying to get to the heart of the city. Azar the so called villian of the story just wants to protect the diamond,his diamond.The houses,the dead bodies,the danger...it all doesn't make sence. Why are they there? Who or what is the villian actually trying to protect and why? Why are somethings so familiar and what is the connection between the so called heros and the villian?

A 34-year-old woman has a midlife crisis and tries out online dating. Intent on doing whatever the *expletive* she wants after being a straight arrow her whole life, she discovers that getting a one-night stand is trickier than it looks.

An illuminating story of what it means to be young and lost. Intrinsically queer and entertaining, the story follows young Mira as she carves out space for herself in the big city alongside her best friend, Indigo. Both of them have secrets that lead to a fight, threatening to tear them apart. After their argument, Mira explores her queerness on a sunny beach with a girl she picked up at the supermarket. The story is a summer epic, embracing both the warming rays of the sun and the chill of loneliness that comes with tumultuous adulthood. Mira experiences her fair share of sloppy moments and sappy feelings, both make you cringe and gush.

Savoy dreams of being a deep space pilot while being stuck flying dull trade routes between planets. Until an accident whirls her ship into uncharted space and unveils a mysterious sign that promises a taste of freedom again after a long time. Yet it introduces an ancient galactic being that shatters her societal beliefs after generations. When she embarks on a journey to bring this being back to where it belongs, with the help of a space cat and a strange gardener, she begins questioning what she has been taught all her life. As the threads of the past intertwine with the mysteries of the cosmos, Savoy discovers that the universe has more in store for her than she ever dared to imagine.

Mia Abbot wakes up with her neighbourhood overgrown, destroyed and seemingly evacuated. Her father, a dedicated scientist, has left her limited rations, a letter and a phone with access to social media. Given specific instructions to capture and share her surroundings, her prescribed purpose is to warn her followers. After discovering what happened, Mia hopes her followers will #BelieveMe. But will she survive long enough to convince them of the truth? This is an interactive book. Readers can follow the social media account Mia used in the book on Instagram @mia_abbot.