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  To Stay in Sicily - A Slow Burn...

  Lena Bianchi

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  She had sixty days to make Sicily home. She never expected home to have blue eyes and an attitude problem. 
  When Natalie Russo's Italian citizenship application is brutally rejected, she has two months to find another way to stay in Sicily—or abandon the dream that brought her across an ocean. Desperate and running out of time, she turns to the one person who might help: Alessandro Leone, the grumpy lawyer who lives upstairs and clearly thinks she's just another entitled American chasing European fantasies. 
  Alessandro has seen idealistic foreigners come and go, leaving broken dreams and unpaid rent in their wake. But something about Natalie's stubborn refusal to give up—and her habit of kicking ancient doors when they won't cooperate—gets under his carefully guarded skin. When he reluctantly agrees to help research her family's tangled history, neither expects their partnership to uncover explosive secrets buried in Sicily's mountain villages. 
  As they race against bureaucratic deadlines and navigate centuries-old mysteries, forced proximity becomes stolen glances, shared dinners turn into deeper connections, and what started as legal assistance ignites into something that terrifies them both. But when Alessandro offers her a marriage of convenience to solve her problems, Natalie refuses—she won't settle for a relationship built on paperwork and pity. 
  Now Alessandro faces an impossible choice: let the woman he's fallen for slip away, or fight for a love that was never supposed to happen with a woman who deserves so much more than his guarded heart can offer. 
  Set against the sun-soaked villages and lemon groves of Sicily, this is a story about finding home in the most unexpected places—and the courage it takes to fight for both your dreams and your heart.

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  What the Moon Brings

  H. P. Lovecraft

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  "What the Moon Brings" is a prose poem by American horror fiction writer H. P. Lovecraft, written on June 5, 1922. This story was first published in the National Amateur in May 1923. It's shorter than most of Lovecraft's other short stories, and is essentially a fragment. The story is based on one of Lovecraft's dreams, a common technique.This story is told from the first person view of an unnamed narrator. The story describes a surreal dreamscape. The narrator wanders through his garden one evening and, in the moonlight, witnesses many bizarre sights.

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  Comfort Pease and her Gold Ring

  Mary Eleanor Wilkins Freeman

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  Comfort Pease, a spirited girl in a small New England village, treasures a gold ring from her aunt. As she navigates school life, teasing, and her mother’s rules, the ring goes missing, sparking guilt and a heartfelt search. Through trials and confessions, Comfort learns honesty, responsibility, and patience, ultimately earning a new ring that fits, blending childhood innocence with enduring life lessons.

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  Loving the Partner

  Shawn Lane

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  Gay but in the closet, Jacob Butler has made a big mistake. He's fallen in love with his friend, Walt Donnelly, who is not only Jacob's business partner, but also straight. After a drunken kiss that turns to more, he realizes his business partner is bisexual.
  Walt, however, makes it clear he's not interested in anything serious with Jacob or any man. Broken hearted and afraid he'll always be alone, Jacob tries to forget his attraction to his friend. 
  Walt's always assumed he knew what he future would contain. But his night with Jacob makes him question exactly who he wants forever with ...

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  Blackwater

  Jacqueline Ross

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  A baby will never be born at Blackwater. 
   
  There is much that heavily pregnant Grace still doesn’t know about her new husband King’s background. So, when word comes that King’s father is dying, Grace is eager to accompany him to his childhood home, Blackwater, located in a remote part of Tasmania. 
   
  Things go badly from the start. The house is in terrible repair, King’s dying father yells at Grace to leave and King’s twin sister, Ruth, seems disturbed by Grace’s presence. After his father’s death, King convinces Grace they must stay and help Ruth settle the estate, but as time stretches on he grows strange and distant. When Grace learns about Blackwater’s dark history, she begins to fear that it is the house itself exerting an evil influence on her husband. 
   
  Feeling increasingly isolated, and with the birth of her child looming, Grace knows she must uncover the secrets of Blackwater if she hopes to free her family from its grip. 
   
  ‘A riveting story that twists present with a horrifying past. Blackwater is Australian Gothic at its finest.’ ANNA SNOEKSTRA 
   
  ‘A compelling, atmospheric and immensely satisfying novel containing echoes of Stephen King and Daphne du Maurier.’ CHRIS WOMERSLEY

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  Rosie

  Jessica Cage

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  When you’re a djinn, fixing all your problems can be as simple as snapping your fingers. This isn't one of those times. 
  We all have our crosses to bear. The demons of our past haunt the corners of our minds. More often than not, those demons stay locked away, never to see the light of day. Rosie is not so lucky. 
  Rosie has secrets so dark, that she fears what will happen when they come to light. The ritual that made her what she has become was derived from the purest sources of evil. It bound her to the darkest warlock ever known to man. For centuries, she has tried to outrun that bond, but she just lost the race. 
  With the threat of discovery looming over her and the ones she now considers family, all her carefully guarded secrets will come to light. With those hidden truths exposed, and the bond with darkness strengthening, Rosie may be the one to cause a second coming apocalypse.

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