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Into the Moonlight
I am tasked with watching over Cinderella, the one who returns home after midnight.
Trigger Warning:
Characters use harsh language and display inappropriate thoughts and behaviors.
Includes coercion and violence, scenes depicting attempted forced sexual acts that do not succeed, and sexual scenes where one party is intoxicated and unconscious. -
Irresistible
I’m “Ord-orn,” a writer stuck on a new project because I just don’t get why “Maya” has to be so cruel to the heroine “P’Erng.”
P’Erng is kind, gentle, and lovable, yet Maya betrays her unforgivably at the end.
I wrote and rewrote, confused how the story took this turn. The deadline loomed, but I still didn’t understand the plot. Stress knocked me out, and when I woke up, I found myself inside the world of my imagination—as Maya herself.
Only then did I understand why she acted that way.
The truth is deeper than anyone can understand.
I woke abruptly during the climax, regretting but rushing to finish before the deadline.
Thanks to this novel, I met Bokor, someone I had only emailed before.
She is him.
But is he really her? I don’t know.
I only know that the moment I saw her, I fell hopelessly in love.
Unable to resist…
Adapted into a TV series
Announced for production in 2022. -
It Will Get Better, Eventually
We all carry wounds along the path of growing up.
As time passes, if they don’t fade, they become important lessons.One day, they will heal.
A work by “Isaya,” the author of NASA Can’t Bring Her Back,
whose page has over 700,000 followers.At some point in life,
many people come and go.
Some were once close but now act like strangers, leaving a pang of sadness.
Some leave behind small memories.
Some leave stories and moments that linger.Whether they leave first or we do,
we always regret losing someone from our lives.
Some we miss every day,
some bring a smile when we think of them.It’s not just you or me—
we all have someone we’ve lost along the way. -
Jitkathan
This is a story about psychological disorders that become “knots” — a dark genius weaving mysteries that keep you on edge.
Suicide cases have been occurring continuously and increasingly suspiciously. In some cases, there’s no clear reason, prompting Jod Sai, a female social worker at a foundation, to hack into police databases for analysis. She soon discovers all these suicides are connected.
This is the debut novel by the master of twisted short stories, Sorjak, the author behind Corpse Under the Bed, Corpse in the Trunk, Corpse Next Door, The Headless Ghost, Laughing Ghost, Haunting Spirit, The Wailing, Possessed, and more.
