In "Rebirth: A Tale of Two Lives," we follow the story of Linda Smith, who at the age of eight, experienced her parents' divorce. Her mother took her to remarry, while her twin sister stayed with their father. Reunited years later, Linda has become a billionaire, and her sister is burdened with debt, harboring resentment. A chance to relive her life presents itself, and Linda must once again face the choice that defined their paths. This time, she remains silent as her sister pleads to stay with their mother. Little does her sister know the hardships Linda endured to escape their oppressive family and pay off debts. Will Linda's bring a different outcome for both sisters, or will history repeat itself?

In a small suburban town, Emily has harbored a secret crush on her neighbor, Jake, for as long as she can remember. Living next door gives her an advantage, allowing her to sneak glances at him whenever she can. Climbing trees and fences has become her specialty, all for the chance to see Jake. One fateful afternoon, while attempting to climb over the fence, she unexpectedly bumps into Jake, who is leaning casually against it. With his charming smile and laid-back demeanor, he teasingly asks, "Do you like me?" Emily's heart races, but she retorts defiantly, "Only dogs like you!" Little does she know, this encounter will change everything.

That year he said, let's get a divorce. At that time she didn't know that she was pregnant, but she could only fulfill him and Bai Yueguang. The three-year secret marriage under the contract was a mistake after all. From now on, the bridge is the bridge, the road is the road, and each is well. Unexpectedly, he went crazy on the day she left. A love is a mutual constraint or a redemption. How many steps do two people in love have to take before they can see each other. This is a metaphysics.

Harvard doctoral student Nian Nian traveled through a book and became a rich lady. She thought her life would start from then on, but she never expected that this was a useless white rich beauty. Her parents were disappointed, her classmates despised her, and the male protagonist... Jiang Yu was noble and reserved, with fair skin, cold temperament, and no worldly touch, and never looked at any woman straight in the eye. But this useless lady still chased Jiang Yu shamelessly... and became a joke. The adopted daughter of the family, however, was born in the bottom class, pure and kind, with dreams and inspiration, and was deeply loved by her family and classmates. Nian Nian often heard the servants at home say to the adopted daughter... "Although there is an engagement, the eldest lady is stupid and stupid, how could Jiang Yu like her." "Yes, compared to that eldest lady, you are so kind and smart, so Jiang Yu may want to marry you more." "Look, Jiang Yu is looking at you!" The adopted

In the early 19th century, in the stately manor of Grove Estate in Kent County, England, a young woman named Pei Xiang finds herself transported into a classic novel's world. Her plot involvement fluctuates based on the identity she assumes. Upon regaining consciousness, she discovers herself in a dire situation, having just killed the estate's lecherous lord in self-defense. Now, she must navigate the complexities of her new life in a foreign time, all while planning her escape from the confines of the estate and the grasp of the late lord's influence.

"Summer Solstice Equinox" is a heartwarming romance novel set in the backdrop of American high schools. The story revolves around the enduring crush of Summer Knowles on the enigmatic and aloof senior, Hudson Huxley. Despite being separated by two floors in their school building, Summer's feelings for Hudson persist for three long years. When Hudson graduates, Summer is devastated by his rejection but fate brings them together again at college. As their paths cross, Hudson starts to question his own feelings and the possibility of a relationship with Summer. The novel is filled with moments of tenderness, misunderstandings, and the ultimate realization of love.