The Emperor's Wife

After death, Martina awakens in a foreign body within an ancient world ruled by nobility. She is now Empress Iris Dorni—a tragic novel’s wretched heroine forced by her parents to marry the emperor and endure a consummated wedding night that left her hating the child she bore. The original Iris died alone, steeped in unforgettable misery.

But Martina, armed with knowledge of this doomed history, is determined to rewrite everything. She knows the parents’ scheming orchestrated this suffering and vows to expose their betrayal. Through fierce devotion to her scorned son, she’ll fight to shatter the cycle of loneliness threatening all three lives. ​​Can this reborn Iris defy her cursed destiny?

The Don's Renegade Wife

Eight years of a frigid marriage, eight years as the target of Donato Santori’s contempt—the feared Don of Cosa Nostra. For Fiorella, becoming a Santori was a death sentence in life. Blamed by her father for her mother’s death and humiliated by a manipulative sister, she found in her husband only the echo of rejection.
Donato saw her as a shallow, hysterical woman, blinded by Alessa’s lies. What he never knew was that Fiorella’s silence hid deep scars: the grief of mysterious miscarriages he never witnessed.
Now, the contract has ended. The reason? The lack of an heir. Free from her chains, Fiorella vanishes to start anew. But fate holds a secret: she did not leave alone. When Donato finally opens his eyes and decides he cannot live without the woman he neglected, he discovers she carries the future of the mafia in her womb. He wants her forgiveness, but Fiorella only wants distance from the man who shattered her heart.

Just Take My Husband, Sister

Riana never thought her sister Liliana would ever fall for her husband, Septian. But suspicion after suspicion led her to the truth: her sister had fallen for Septian.
Unwilling to fight for a love that was never hers—especially since Septian had long harbored feelings for Liliana, even marrying Riana because of it—Riana finally let go of her five-year marriage and left to volunteer in Sorong.
"Why should I fight for a love that could never be mine? After all, I am not a caged bird. I deserve to be happy." —Riana
What happens next? Will Riana find true love beneath the wounds of a marriage she longs to bury?