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The Starborn Chronicles
Çağsu
Foreword There are stories that follow fate, and there are stories that break free from it. This is a story of the latter. The tale of Selaya Starborn is not one of prophecy fulfilled or destinies set in stone. It is the story of a woman who refused to be bound, who shattered the path laid before her and walked forward into the unknown—not as a queen, not as a warrior, but as something greater. It is a story of fire and ruin, of choices made and unmade, of a kingdom that fell and a world yet to rise. It is a journey across forgotten realms and celestial gates, where the past is both a weight and a whisper, and where the future is not written, but shaped by those bold enough to claim it. More than anything, this is a story of freedom. To those who have ever felt the pull of something greater. To those who have ever questioned the road before them. To those who have ever wondered what waits beyond the last page of a written fate— This story is for you. And like Selaya, may you find the courage to step beyond the known world— And shape the stars for yourself. — The Author
Counterfeit Candy
Ozlem Ergazi
Enter Gece — a restorer working out of a crumbling Kuzguncuk workshop, one missed payment away from losing the only thing her family left her. She walks into Aras's office at exactly the wrong moment, gets grabbed by the arm, and finds herself introduced to the entire company as his fiancée. She refuses. He puts money on the table. She signs. The rules are simple: perform the perfect couple, keep emotions out of it, don't break the plan. The plan breaks immediately. Now Gece is living in Aras's sterile glass-and-metal residence, leaving traces everywhere she goes — a paint stain on the counter, a plant on the balcony, warmth in rooms that never had any. And Aras, who has spent years varnishing over everything real about himself, is starting to crack. Gece knows what's underneath. It's her job to find out. A smart romantic comedy about two people who mistake each other for problems — and slowly discover they're the solution.