Warning: This is not a story about fate or destiny. This is a story about pain, sorrow, and suffering. An impulsive whirlwind romance between two lovers that are not meant to be together. Theirs is not a world with sunshine and roses. Instead, their love blossoms in a secret world full of crime, violence, and death. Their story is about what can be born from nightmares.

Danielle “Danny” West is the daughter of Deuce West, President of the Hell’s Horsemen Motorcycle Club. A sweet and beautiful girl, she loses her way, searching for things that are always out of her reach. Erik “Ripper” Jacobs is the Sergeant of Arms in the Hell’s Horsemen. Once a man who always had a smile on his face, his life takes a turn for the worst when a tragedy befalls him, leaving him scarred and broken.

During a midsummer night, Danny and Ripper’s paths cross, forever changing their lives. Hastily, their lust turns to love until another tragedy forces them apart. On a journey that is marred with ugliness and chaos, Danny and Ripper must discover if their unforeseen connection can find the beauty in their world.

This is Danny and Ripper’s story. Everything has beauty. Even the ugly. Especially the ugly. Because without ugly, there would be no beauty.

Socrates in Love took the Japanese publishing industry by storm, becoming the all-time best selling novel in Japan! Finally, U.S. readers will be able to experience the phenomenon that became the inspiration for a blockbuster movie, a hit TV show, and a popular manga.

A national sensation that touched over three million readers, Kyōichi Katayama brought innocent love and romance to the forefront of Japan's ultra-hip mass market. Affectionately known as "Sekachu" in Japan, Katayama's novel depicts a sweet high school romance between an average guy and a popular girl. But tragedy ensues when the girl falls ill with leukemia.

A bittersweet tale of young love, enduring devotion, and heartbreaking loss, Socrates in Love is a story to cherish and nurture.

Kuyucaklı Yusuf is a poignant tale set in the early 20th century in the rural village of Kuyucak, Turkey. The story begins on a rainy autumn night in 1903, when the district governor, Salahattin Bey, investigates the murder of a couple in the village. He discovers their nine-year-old son, Yusuf, who has witnessed the tragedy. Moved by the boy's plight, Salahattin Bey adopts Yusuf, bringing him into a household fraught with tension.

Yusuf grows up alongside Muazzez, the governor's daughter, amidst the discord between Salahattin Bey and his much younger wife, Şahinde Hanım. The couple's strained relationship only worsens with Yusuf's presence, as Şahinde resents the young boy.

As Yusuf matures, he navigates the complexities of love and loss, with Muazzez becoming a central figure in his life. Despite the harshness of the world around him, Yusuf's journey is marked by a lyrical romance and a tragic trajectory that cements his place in Turkish literary history as a romantic hero.

Sabahattin Ali masterfully captures the essence of rural life, painting a vivid picture of a community rife with hardship and beauty. The novel's exploration of human nature and societal constraints remains timeless, offering readers a glimpse into the heart of a nation and the soul of a man.

El tema de esta obra surgió a raíz de una noticia aparecida en prensa: dos amantes se fugan en la víspera de la boda de la mujer con otro hombre. García Lorca convierte la realidad en poesía. En su obra hay ansias de libertad, andalucismo, simbolismo y muerte, pero por encima de todo, poesía dramática.

Bodas de sangre es, pues, una obra teatral donde las desgarradas pasiones de sus protagonistas se desatan ante la atenta mirada de la luna, personificación hermosa y terrible de la muerte.