Based on Penny Jordan's novel "Rescue Operation." Chelsea had been innocent, naive enough to believe her love was so pure it would last forever. But Darren had lied to her, and when she found out he already had a wife, Chelsea turned her back on romance. Now her own niece was about to make the same mistake she had made--with a man infinitely more desirable and sophisticated than Chelsea's first love had been. There was nothing she could do to shield the young girl from anguish. Except, perhaps, to steal the man away herself.. (Source: fictiondb)

On her way to the Peveril residence, Minerva finds herself lost in the rain. Frozen on the spot, weighed down by gloom, she catches her breath in shock when a man on horseback suddenly appears right in front of her. She tells the mysterious man that she wants to see the owner of the Peveril mansion, and he answers, “I'm Nick Peveril. Welcome to nowhere." This captivating man is her sister's husband? Surrounded by the splendor of the estate, Minerva gets a glimpse into the life her sister led―and she's certain Nick knows the reason behind her sister's death! (Source: Renta!)

The true story of Japan's surrender in World War II and how it nearly didn't happen! In the final days of World War II, Japan lay in ruins and the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki had been obliterated. A tense drama unfolds in Tokyo as Japan teeters on the edge of Armageddon. Japan's Longest Day tells the true story of the day immediately before the surrender, as a group of fanatical army officers attempt to prevent the Emperor from surrendering—an act of high treason which will inevitably result in Japan's total annihilation. (Source: Tuttle Publishing)

Maya, who works as a translator, lives with her bisexual former girlfriend, Michiru, and Michiru's son, Yuuta. Residing in the same apartment building is an actor called Nico, who drops by for a visit almost everyday, and knows about Michiru's past. Somewhat like family, and somewhat not, their lives interweave full of warm days. *Note: Includes five side stories and an extra.*

When witches turn thirteen, they summon a guardian "cat" who stays with them and supports them their entire life. This is a story of witches and cats, a story of four friends at magic school -- Suzu, Kei, Mary, and Nina -- who all learn something about life as they turn thirteen and meet their cats.

15 years ago, God has abandoned the world. Humans are no longer born, the dead no longer dies. In this desolate world, the only ones who can give peace to the dead are the “gravekeepers”. On this day, the gravekeeper Ai meets her destiny. Hampine, a man with red eyes, astonishing beauty and silver hair and calling himself the “man-eating toy” appears in front of her. Ai embarks on a journey with him after he kills everyone in the village, believing him to be her father.

This is the story of Jun, a (nearly) six-year-old boy. Life, from the point of view of a little rascal with two loving dads and a pair of adorable friends.

A collection of stories that revolve around letters. Story 1, Strawberry and Anemone: Tsuzuru does want to kiss his girlfriend, Ichiko. He can’t, though, for a reason more biological than psychological... Story 2, The White Messenger: Delivering a letter is a simple enough mission, but not when the intended recipient is a disowned royal. Story 3, Periparus ater: When a wanted criminal saves a blind boy, neither expects the bond they will forge. Story 4, Schrödinger’s Sweetheart: Eight women gather at an auction, united by their initial—H—and by their late paramour, E. Grosvenor. Story 5, Stellar Ship and Ship of the Moon: A spaceship captain is meeting with her old classmates ten years after their last reunion.

The official comic anthology of Arknights, published by Ichijinsha. Features LGD shenanigans with Ch'en and Swire fighting, Silverash siblings, Penguin Logistics doing what they do best - everyday troubles and day-to-day life at Rhodes Island! (Source: Ichijinsha, translated)