When I was ten, I met someone, in a cold forest, not far outside my town. He told me he was an unicorn, and that he could show me paradise. Looking back he mightve been the snake in my garden eden, slithering out of the bushes and leading me towards temptation, but I was nine and so I believed him. When I was ten, someone told me that paradise, was not something to be found, sitting stiffly in the garden, no matter how pretentiously pretty it was. She gave me wings and told me to fly over the garden wall, to find paradise outside it. I was ten, so I believed her. When I was eleven, someone showed me my blood and made me admire the red of it. A year later, I drowned them in it. Considering everything I was, am and have been (naive, cruel, nothing), I suppose my story went about as great as I could have expected. They gave me an apple and I ate it. They told me it would bring about paradise and I believed them. They left me to die and I did. I just wish I could regret it.

Caffery Carefree, a troubled rockstar striving to live a life without regret. His genius method being "say yes", whether it be wearing questionable stage outfits or summoning a lovely demon. After all, everything is beautiful once you close your eyes.

Frey was having a normal day until she saw a crime and suddenly she is head over heals in a magic land and has to fight in battle. (Short version)

Lieutenant Eve Dallas hunts for the killer of a seemingly ordinary history teacher—and uncovers some extraordinary surprises—in this thriller in the #1 New York Times bestselling In Death series. Eve Dallas doesn’t like to see innocent people murdered. And the death of history teacher Craig Foster is clearly a murder case. The lunch that his wife lovingly packed was tainted with deadly ricin. And Mr. Foster’s colleagues, shocked as they may be, have some shocking secrets of their own. It’s Eve’s job to get a feel for all the potential suspects—and find out why someone would have done this to a man who seemed so inoffensive, so pleasant...so innocent. Someone Eve could easily picture dead is an old flame of her billionaire husband Roarke, who has turned up in New York and manipulated herself back into his life. Consumed by her jealousy—and Roarke’s indifference to it—Eve finds it hard to focus on the Foster case. But when another man turns up dead, she’ll have to keep in mind that both innocence and guilt can be facades...

It was supposed to be the happiest day of my life, my eighteenth birthday should be the day I'm finally living the way I want to and don't have to bother with problems. Just one day of celebration with my friends. Until that day turned into the darkest nightmare I've ever had, surrounding me like a shadow, shattering into me like a big mountain. My father died. Yes, he died on my birthday. After speaking to the police chief, I find out that he not only died, but also commited suicide. The happiest man in the world commited suicide? Never. I don't know what kind of things are going on,but I will find out who killed my father and reveal all those secrets and hidden faces.

When he came everything changed. I tried my best to survive. I tried my best to keep us safe. I tried to be the mother every child deserves. I did not choose this life. All I wanted was peace and to sing in a quiet place. All he has ever done was take and never give, but I still received his hate. Everyone wishes to be loved. Even a simple woman like me.

By 2024, those over 100 years old perish. By 2025, those over 90 years old follow. In a world where each New Year's Day brings the tragic death of an entire generation, society crumbles and dreams become unattainable. Determined to live life to the fullest, Lilah navigates the chaos with an unyielding spirit. As the clock relentlessly ticks toward her extermination, she embraces the urgency to find joy, love, and meaning in the face of inevitable loss. The cause of the phenomenon remains shrouded in mystery, but Lilah's resolve to make the most of her time shines brightly against the encroaching darkness. Join Lilah on a poignant journey of survival and resilience, where every day is a gift and every moment counts.