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The Autumn Warmth from a Stranger
Something caused Pakchee Nontaphat to encounter a strange alpha amidst the beautiful autumn of Italy.
“May I ask if you prefer tea or coffee while you wait, sir…?”
Pakchee suddenly realized they hadn’t exchanged a single word and didn’t even know each other’s names. Yet, when his gaze met the other’s, those sharp amber eyes—warm just moments ago—flashed silver and hardened into a fierce, intimidating glare. The muscular chest heaving heavily caught Pakchee’s wide eyes and stilled breath.
The man was entering his rut!
The situation made Pakchee suddenly aware that he had opened his door, inviting a stranger inside without a second thought. He felt a natural discharge flooding from within, wetting him so much it soaked his underwear. It dripped down freely, staining the space between his legs. His breath grew shallow and uneven as the mating urge grew stronger, gradually overtaking his fading reason.
He was starting to go into heat too.
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The Beauty Beast and His Weirdness
Asking for love from someone who doesn’t love you feels like chasing a futile hope.
Yi Fei, a small, adorable submissive gay man, suffers heartbreak after giving his heart to the wrong person. In a moment of panic, he accidentally pushes his ex-lover into the water. Fearing he has killed him, Yi Fei jumps in to save him—but fate seems to catch up quickly. His soul is transported to a new world.
When he wakes, his tiny, alluring body has transformed into a massive, fluffy beast—neither fully human nor animal, terrifying enough to make anyone’s heart skip a beat.
Will he ever return to his original form? He doesn’t know.
Will he find the one he pushed into the water? That’s uncertain too.All he knows is that living as a beast in this wild forest is hard enough, but dealing with handsome young men in this new dimension is even harder.
“I’m a beast, am I not? Why do so many come to fall in love with me? Have some respect for my fangs!”
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The Body in the Trunk
Twenty short stories that will keep you on the edge of your seat—almost holding your breath!
The final volume in the “3 Corpses” series by #Sorajak.“The body of a fat man I knew well
lay curled on its side inside,
his face pale and drained of blood.”A legendary collection of Sorjak’s short stories,
thrilling you with tales both ghostly and deceptive.
Because sometimes, the darkest horror isn’t supernatural—
it’s the darkness lurking in the human heart.The Corpse in the Trunk: A body concealment fraught with unimaginable obstacles
The Invisible Killer: A morning drive that leads to a modern-day frame-up
The Key Witness: Murder, prostitutes, drifters, and a bank employee
Death, Poison, and Cherry: A divorce that turns deadly
Freebies: Free food can be more dangerous than you think
Big Mix: A writer seeking horror ideas finds himself in…
Plus fourteen more of Thailand’s finest suspenseful tales.
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The Body Next Door
From the profoundly imaginative mind of Sorajak,
the master of Thai horror short stories,
each tale haunts readers as if their minds are being torn—unforgettable and chilling.Corpse Next Door: An extraordinary murder next door, told from the perspective of a mystery novel translator!
World-Shaking Glue: The story of a great man harboring a secret no one knows.
Body Swap: A fiery robbery with lives at stake.
Voices from the Abyss: The tale of mysterious sounds that haunt every night…
Then Taught Not to Trust Humans: A cop tries to persuade a suicidal man, but…
Deceived: The sale of a game so mysterious and complex it defies prediction.
Plus fourteen more razor-sharp short stories,
captivating all readers addicted to thrill and suspense.Experience a blend of hidden hauntings and allure,
ready to trap us again and again.Now back in a revised edition with a fresh new cover,
yet the fear remains undiminished.For those who’ve read All the Good People Are Dead,
we recommend Corpse Next Door to enjoy eight more of Sorjak’s finest tales
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The Body Under the Bed
From the deeply imaginative mind of #Sorajak,
the master of Thai horror short stories,
each tale will slice through readers’ minds, shaking every sense.Discover nineteen twisted, mind-shaking short stories
that plunge us into the dark abyss called ‘human nature.’Corpse Under the Bed: A murder and a disturbingly twisted body concealment plan
Haunted Car: Ever wondered why secondhand cars are so cheap?
Masterful Murder Plot: A sophisticated assassination beyond all expectations
Good Citizen: A petty theft case that twists and turns until your mind reels
Defeating the Master: A lavish meal that haunts for a lifetime
Backscale: A sweet married life ending with a night of death
Plus thirteen more razor-sharp stories
that leave a haunting impression hard to forget.For readers who’ve finished All the Good People Are Dead,
we recommend Corpse Under the Bed to enjoy nine more of Sorjak’s best stories
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The Case of the Elevator Corpse
Pang has just started her new job as a librarian at the Faculty of Medicine’s library.
The eerie atmosphere and strange happenings fill her with fear.But nothing is scarier than learning that the building’s elevator was the site of a student’s death—
and everyone in the faculty calls it the “haunted elevator.”Pang doesn’t want to believe in curses,
yet terrifying spirits continue to haunt her.Everyone keeps silent when she tries to uncover the past,
so she decides to investigate the mystery on her own.The more she discovers about the past, the more terrified she becomes.
But if she backs down, the mysterious spirit will show no mercy.The only way to survive is to unravel the complex truth—
unaware that someone is hiding a surgical knife behind her back,
waiting for her to slip up… ready to strike.A chilling, complex mystery beloved by readers,
this is the masterpiece from #Pakinai
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The Case of the Red Rapier
On a glamorous night at a ballroom in 1947 Bangkok at the Occidental Hotel, the music played, and people swirled in the fragrant air of flowers. But then… everything came to a halt when one of the three beautiful sisters from the Plengnakorn family collapsed on the dance floor, dying in front of the shocked guests.
When “Piang-Or,” a clever interpreter, and “KK,” a blind violinist from England, become entangled in a complex murder case full of secrets and mysteries, they must search for clues to uncover the truth hidden deeper than expected. Beneath the beauty of the people and the setting, danger lurks.
A complicated case often lies within an apparently simple murder, just like on the dance floor, surrounded by hundreds of eyes—how could someone be killed? And most importantly, no one saw the killer!
Join in the thrilling investigation and the nostalgic atmosphere of the past in “The Case of the Red Rapier,” a novel woven with beauty, love, and death.
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The Crane of Love
After severing ties with his family to avoid being forced into marriage as a concubine to a lustful noble, young lord Fujihara Tokiya is left to live a harsh life alone in the mountains.
To make matters worse, the sacred crane Tokiya once saved returns—transformed into a human—with words that shatter Tokiya’s entire world.
“Take responsibility for me. Will you accept me as your partner, or die here? Choose!”
“Aren’t you the crane I saved? Why are you so aggressively unbearable?”
Since then, whenever the topic of a mate arises, Tokiya can’t help but think:
“Looks like we’re doomed partners, you bird!”
