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Santa’s Organization come to kill you
Santa Claus, once just a legend, is real in this country.
Alessandro Claus is the direct heir, descended from Saint Nicholas himself.
And Tonakai is his guardian—descended directly from the reindeer line.The bond between Santa Claus and his reindeer is inseparable…
yet something stands between them.Though their love story remains shrouded in mystery,
Santa’s mission to eradicate demons must continue,
as more children vanish in the small town since winter began, leaving behind scorched marks.Who is behind these events?
Will they uncover the truth and save the children?Follow the action-comedy thriller
Santa Claus Is Coming to Kill—
a story filled with complex characters, unraveling mysteries,
and a tangled romance that will keep you on the edge of your seat. -
Sex Doll
Every year, the World Government must send a large number of “dolls” as tribute to the Serpent Tribe in exchange for sparing humanity.
However, Hadrian Vasilis, the current Serpent King, refuses any goodwill. He mercilessly slaughters the tribute sent to him, earning a notorious reputation for cruelty and brutality. In the end, the World Government had to abandon diplomacy in favor of assassination attempts.
They sacrificed the exalted, beautiful S-rank “Red Rose Queen Doll” as tribute to intoxicate and ensnare the king, hoping to make him submissive, while sending the “Divine Knight Doll” as her protector.
Unfortunately, everything backfired…
The king showed no interest, not even a glance, at the stunning Red Rose Queen, but instead was captivated by the cold-faced, upright Divine Knight Doll.
So enthralled, he felt an irresistible urge to bite, tear, and consume—transforming the knight’s stoic expression into one twisted by lust, dragging him down into a dark abyss of desire.
It is said that cold-blooded serpent demons have no hearts.
But if a ‘heart’ ever emerges, they would give up the whole world to place it at the feet of their beloved…
Hadrian Vasilis, the Serpent King of District 13, was no exception. No matter how ruthless and cruel he was, he could not escape those feelings.
“He’s just a doll—stiff and hard to the touch, with a proud, arrogant face. No stronger than I am.
A gentle squeeze would kill him.
Yet why does he hold such power over my heart…?” -
Shadow Swallowed
“Don’t go out at night—beware of demons that will snatch you away to eat…”
A childhood tale from decades ago has become reality.
Formless black demons have emerged, lurking beneath human shadows,
waiting for nightfall to transform, hunt, and tear apart unsuspecting people.He is the shadow hunter; I am the cleaner.
Trigger Warning:
Contains references to physical and psychological abuse, violence, bloodshed, murder, cannibalism, corpses, death, the death of minors, and supernatural phenomena beyond scientific explanation. -
Sheryll
Cheryl is the caretaker of a dormitory for prey-line Alphas. She is an Omega male with a secondary lineage as a hunter but has never revealed his true species to the dorm residents.
No one knows the caretaker’s secondary lineage. He suppresses his scent every time and never shows signs of heat… which sparks curiosity.
Warning:
Themes of oppression and social hierarchy
Violence and abuse, including towards minors
Disrespectful language and behavior
Bullying
Supernatural elements
Sexual relationships between humans and humanoid animals
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Siam Cemetery
How would people live if one day they found themselves in a place where everything seems defined by a single word: despair?
Siam Cemetery reveals and exposes the events inside the Siam Alangka factory—a world divided by social inequality into classes of wet trash, regular trash, recycled trash, and the ruling elite. This division breeds dissatisfaction, which accumulates into resentment, stress, and revenge.
One problem leads to another… The discarded citizens of Siam Alangka can only hope that their despair will one day fade, and that the singular truth—the core reality behind this story—will finally be revealed!
This book won the
Outstanding Book Award at the 2021 National Book Awards by the Office of the Basic Education Commission.
