"Wednesday’s child is full of woe” is how the old nursery rhyme goes, and Virginia believes she’s the epitome of it. Her artist parents never could love her, and the one time her mother painted her, she titled the painting “Wednesday’s Child.” Years later, both the painting and an ex will come back to haunt her—, but there might be some sweetness in her dark past she wasn’t aware of. (Source: Harlequin)

What does "being perfect" mean to you? To Hashidate Yuuto, it means everything. All his life long he strived for perfectness until a single incident occured in middle school that ruined his plans of being perfect: He pooped in front of the whole class and parents. Believing, that his reputation was destroyed and that he would never be able to reach perfectness anymore, he wished that the incident never occured. This is when a mysterious Goddess named Maki offers him a button that allows him to go back in time.

His saliva contains her only salvation. Their tongues intertwine as they share a fierce, passionate kiss, igniting a sweet fire inside of her and robbing her of her senses… (Source: POCKET COMICS)

If you have someone you hate so much that you want them to die, visit the sorcerer Kai. He will give you what you wish, in exchange for only ten years of your own life. (Source: Sukima, translated) 1) **Kiri no Satsui** (霧の殺意) 2) **Fukushuu no Kiba** (復讐の牙) 3) **Shisha no Irai** (死者の依頼) 4) **Rinne (Endless)** (輪廻-エンドレス-) 5) **Sousei no Wana** (双星のわな) 6) **Yume no Sousou** (夢の葬送) 7) **Shisen (Deadline)** (死線-デッドライン-) 8) **Minikui Onna** (醜い女) 9) **Fushibito Densetsu** (不死人伝説) 10) **Manekarezaru Kyaku** (招かれざる客)

"Dignitaries assassinated around the world... my sister was taken away by an organization bent on world conquest using ESP."

Komako Sakuraya's childhood friend, Kazune, changed so much in 10 years. He sees Komako as a teasing target. High School is different, so will they be lovers or rivals?

Winner of the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize, Mother Teresa devoted herself to help the poor. Answering a calling from God, she opened a home in Calcutta, India, where she and her fellow nuns took in and cared for dying and desperate Indians. Even after her death, many still continue her never ending quest of providing for the basic needs of human beings.

Yomogino An is the young daughter of working parents, and while they are away, she loves to take up the challenge of cooking. She visits the chefs working at popular restaurants nearby for advice, and even adds her own little charm to each dish.

A black wall encloses the city, and anyone who touches it becomes a hideous monster bent on destruction. When Akaya touches the wall, it happens to him, too. Somehow, he is able to retain enough of himself to protect humanity from the monsters. But is he alone enough to defend humanity from the hundreds of monsters who seek wanton mayhem? (Source: Mangamo)