My Husband Wants Me Dead

After a priest brands infant Adam Lawson a cursed soul, his family defies the prophecy until tragedy strikes. When his younger brother falls to his death, Adam's parents blame his presence for the misfortune. In a horrific turn, his father forces him into his brother's coffin for a seven-day ritual of atonement. Despite his desperate pleas, his mother’s love transforms into pure malice, and the coffin is nailed shut to seal away his perceived sins and protect the family from further doom.

Elizabeth once dismissed a fortune teller's warning that Jackson would betray her in their fifth year of marriage, especially after he fiercely defended their eight-year bond. For years, he cherished her, even publicly rejecting his junior, Noelle, to prove his loyalty. Yet, on their fifth anniversary, a package arrives containing a passionate photo of Jackson and Noelle, a mocking note, and an intimate item. Calmly, Elizabeth bypasses confrontation and drafts divorce papers.

After surviving a lethal betrayal by her husband Damien on his thirtieth birthday—an attack that claimed their unborn child—she discovers his motive: a hidden mistress. To force her silence, Damien frames her innocent brother. Believing he has won, he underestimates her resolve. Demanding a divorce, she reaches out to Adrian, the first love she once abandoned. She doesn't want rescue; she wants Adrian’s help to orchestrate her treacherous ex-husband's absolute ruin.

Eight months pregnant, she collapsed from a life-threatening complication. At the hospital, her husband Easton stood beside his mistress Colette, refusing the emergency C-section unless she signed away everything. He forced her to assume Colette's debts, then falsely accused her of theft to block her medical care. Her baby died from his delay. Shattered but not broken, she remembered who she truly was—the Chief Financial Officer behind his corporate empire. Now, armed with evidence of all his financial crimes, she is ready to make him pay.

When the wealthy O’Hara family offered a million-dollar dowry for their disabled heir, the real heiress eagerly claimed the match. Meanwhile, I was cast aside to marry her penniless childhood sweetheart. Three years later, she has squandered her fortunes, while my simple life is filled with genuine happiness. Consumed by bitter envy, she begins to sabotage my marriage, culminating in a horrific act of malice that leaves my newborn child dead. Now, the time for payback has come.

In the billionaire romance When I Stopped Carrying Her, a top salesman is publicly shamed at a company gala. His superior, Victor Grant, forces him into a janitorial role to avoid hard feelings, while his CEO girlfriend, Rachel Sullivan, watches in silence. Instead of fighting back, he accepts the task. The consequences are immediate: over 300 clients demand refunds, paralyzing the firm's cash flow. Now, the leaders who humiliated him must beg for his expertise, but he refuses to bail them out.