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Out of the office... Casey Michaels has come prepared for her new job in the desert--complete with a safari outfit! But, faced with her gorgeous boss's potent sexuality, she suddenly feels out of her depth.... And into the desert! Sheikh Rafik al Rafar knows an inexperienced woman when he sees one, and in the sultry heat of the desert he begins her sensual awakening. To his surprise, Casey teaches him about the simple pleasures in life. But royal duty is never far from their door....
INNOCENT MISTRESS The heiress... His Bride...? When lawyer Jude Conroy tells Cate that she's just inherited a fortune from a wealthy man, everyone -- including Jude -- presumes she must have been the man's mistress.... Cate insists she doesn't even know the man who left her the money. But Jude has learned to be cynical about women who play the innocent -- and part of him doesn't believe her. But another part wants to go to any lengths to prove she's telling the truth.... Because if she's going to be anyone's mistress -- or anyone's wife, for that matter -- she's going to be his!
The silent sword of death! A bewtiching, dark swordsman who wanders the darkness - Tsukue Ryuunosuke! This legendary novel that spans over a hundred years has been revived through the super intense art of Fukushima Masami, the art king of the Heisei Era! Many famous authors of historical Japanese literature have praised this work, from Miyazawa Kenji, who wrote the lyrics and music for the "Great Bodhisattva Pass Song," to Akutagawa Ryuunosuke, Tanizaki Junichirou, Izumi Kyouka, and Kikuchi Kan! Nakazato Kaizan's legendary novel, which penetrates the depths of human existence, is brought to life by Fukushima Masami, who's dynamic the art-style took the Heisei Era by storm! The story begins in the Bakumatsu Era, where a new age is sensed on the horizon. Long ago, on a sacred, exalted peak, a Bodhisattva statue was put in place. This place was Great Bodhisattva, which stands on the border of Kai and Musashi, and it is where sinful journeys are made. [from Renta!](https://en-renta.papy.co.jp/)
**Samarah must decide whether to marry the man she hates…or go to prison!** When Samarah was six years old, her father’s country, Jharrel, and the neighboring country, Khadra, were in conflict, and her father died as a result. Samarah and her mother escaped, but her mother died en route, leaving her daughter without parents. Sixteen years later, twenty-two-year-old Samarah sneaked into the Khadra palace, intending to kill Sheikh Ferran, but she was captured immediately. Unsure of what would happen next, she’s caught off guard by Ferran’s plan for her—he intends to introduce her to the world as his fiancée!
Lara’s disastrous marriage came to an end, and she believed she’d never love again. But then she meets the charming Bryce at her aunt’s party. She’s instantly attracted to him but warns herself to stay away. Her painful experiences should have taught her that lesson. To love and trust men only leads to heartache! But he persists in asking her out. He’s pushy yet surprisingly kind, and she lets her guard down around him. She never thought it would happen, that she would again be betrayed by a man she trusted so deeply…
Marie took one look at the guest her grandfather had brought home and gasped. It was Rayner…the man she'd met seven years earlier and had been unable to forget. At the time, she’d fallen in love and given him her virginity. But a careless remark he made led to a quarrel, the police showed up and they went their separate ways. Marie had since moved in with her grandfather in France. Rayner didn’t seem to recognize her now. But for Marie the reunion was dredging up past emotions. How could she have known that the “chance” reunion had been a setup from the start?
Straitlaced Eleanor and playboy billionaire Niccolo are spending a week at a resort! It all started when her advertising firm got the opportunity to present their ideas for his luxury resort. However, her conventional approach doesn’t appeal to the carefree Niccolo, who says he’s looking for something sexier. They’re at a creative impasse, so he proposes that she visit the actual resort… In order to meet Niccolo’s exacting expectations, she’s willing to spend time with the sexy man. But why is he suggesting she pretend to be his lover?
Christina, dressed in her bridal gown, prepares herself to walk down the aisle. Even though she and the groom, Max, are marrying for reasons other than love, she is still holding out hope. However, on her wedding day to the count, she receives a message from him that he'll be waiting for her in Italy! Not willing to give up hope for their future, Christina heads for his castle, only to be met with even more cruel treatment!
Years ago, Princess Jala of the desert kingdom of Judar fought back tears when she rejected the proposal of the man she loved, Mohab, a prince of the Saraya kingdom. Jala had fallen deeply in love with him, believing his feelings were true, but it had all been an illusion. He had only seduced her under orders from Saraya's king for political reasons. But now her brother, Judar's king, has told her that the only way to prevent a war between Judar and Saraya is for the two of them to marry! Source: Renta!
-Jane, the daughter of an earl, is shunned by her father, brothers, and even the maids. Her only solace is the old family library. She spends her time by restoring badly damaged books. One day, Jane's aunt recommends her to work as a book restorer at Lufara Kingdom's Royal Restoration Wing. The king's younger brother, Prince Raymond, oversees the Restoration Wing. Jane had always thought that the cool, high-ranking, hard-to-approach prince was in a world far removed from her own, but thanks to a certain happening, the two get closer... A heart-swooning romance between the quiet and unassuming, yet hardworking heroine and the cool prince! (Source: MangaPlaza)
Ten, an "Agent Angel", is sent from the heavenly realm to protect the human race against destruction. Looking for a job to blend into the human world, he somehow ends up as the butler for a selfish young lady…? (Source: Kadokawa, translated)
