After one night with a mysterious man, Elara bore his son but was forced to send the baby away to shield him from a vicious pursuer. To support her family, she worked as nursemaid to the Wolf King’s heir, never knowing the boy was hers -- and the cold king she loved was the.
To buy her father's life, eighteen-year-old Aria is forced to become an offering to Ronan, the Merman King. Rumor says the king of the sea is cold and bloodthirsty — none of his seven previous brides survived — and he has always despised human weakness. Yet something indefinable about Aria holds his gaze from the first moment, and he chooses her as his bride on the spot. Tonight the blood tide rises, and he declares he will claim her, untouched by any living creature. First, she has to find a way to survive the sacrifice.
Alpha Ironfist arrives to marry his chosen bride, Lila, but that night Lila disappears without a word. The marriage pact cannot be delayed, the family falls into chaos, and all their anger lands on the sister left behind. To protect her family, she puts on the wedding gown meant for her younger sister and marries an ice-cold wolf chief she has never met. In this marriage of convenience she must hide that she is a stand-in bride while finding her footing in an unfamiliar pack — and an unexpected bond of fate is quietly winding around them both.
On Green Island every Pava is born bonded to a beast, except Chloe Stark. When dragons attack, her father Andrew rides out to fight and orders her to stay behind with the supplies. Refusing to be sidelined, Chloe runs into the wild alone, determined to tame a beast of her own and prove she belongs on the battlefield.
Before she dies, Sarah's mother makes her promise to hide that she is a dragon and to marry a man who loves her. A year later, Sarah quietly rules the pack in her mate's absence, feeding her own blood into the hearth fire each night to keep Lady Cordelia alive. Today he finally comes home.
A father has his two daughters choose husbands from a single photograph: one will marry into elf nobility, the other a poor herder. Her older sister Vivian secretly rigs the choice, and Naya loses the noble match that should have been hers, forced instead into a betrothal with the herder Revan. Before she has even left home, a man sent by Vivian turns up, vowing to ruin her before the wedding. And this seemingly penniless herder carries a secret even she doesn't know.
On a trip with her boyfriend she is kidnapped and sold into the beasts' paradise, where human girls are trampled at will. Then the Supreme Alpha Wolf, Cameron, who never looks at women, takes an interest in her.
Damon has killed her nine times, each time with a blade at her throat. The tenth time he offers a bet: three minutes to run to the Silver Pack's gates and see whether the man she'd die for opens them.
Claire has no wolf and a heart that could stop any second. Her mother married a pack alpha to keep her alive, and the alpha's son swore to throw them out — until Claire walks in on the one thing he can't let anyone see.
Briar kept his flight sober the night before a trial, and they won everything because of it. When a teammate who slipped out alone is attacked and maimed, the others turn on Briar instead, blaming him and vowing he'll lose his legs too. The story opens on the night his life is about to end.
Gold-rank werewolves are hunted down and mocked as worthless by a low-level vampire who has already killed three of their kind. Called a disgrace to their race, they are ordered to fight or die. This is where the fallen wolf begins his climb back to power.
For three years she has scrubbed floors as a wolfless servant, forbidden to speak unless spoken to. When her alpha family finally arrives to take her home, she believes her exile is over. Instead she is accused of harming her grandmother and shipped off to the wolf military academy before she can say a word in her defense.
On her wedding night, a wife learns that her husband Ethan poisoned her and their twin daughters to avenge the death of his true love, Rosalie. She begs for her children's lives as the poison takes hold, but no one answers her pleas. Reborn afterward, she walks away from Ethan and finds herself pregnant with five children by his powerful Alpha father instead.
A creator grants his daughters a halo that reveals truth from lies, gold for honesty, red for deceit. Alice's halo keeps flashing red, and she is branded cruel and untrustworthy by her own family. What begins as a test of truth turns into a trial with divine consequences.
After a thousand years of marriage, she declares she is leaving him, and a ritual is set in motion. It erases her memory, leaving only a farewell message behind. When a man claiming to be her fiancé arrives from the underworld, she cannot recognize the person standing before her.
Every year the tribe surrenders a bride to the Beast King, who is said to kill his wife on the wedding night. Sylvine is chosen to die, and Axel, the man who loves her, says nothing to stop it. When the Beast King finally sees her, he calls her more interesting than he expected and claims her as his own.
A poisoned king, out of time, calls a moon trial to choose his sister's mate and the kingdom's next alpha king. Packs answer the summons, even the rogues who worship dark magic. Among them stands Royan, heir to Blood Moon, whose uncle killed his father and took his mother as a bride ten years ago.
The boyfriend she trusted most pushed her onto the auction block with his own hands. When the lights come up, no one in the room dares to bid — until the Wolf King raises his hand and buys her on the spot. The dungeon door isn't locked, but the city outside, besieged by beastmen, is more dangerous than anything within. Mr. Cameron said he would come back, yet at dawn she is alone in the room; the moment the Wolf King leaves, the beastmen close in and back her into a corner. She can't escape, and no one dares touch her — she already belongs to the Wolf King.
Two blue dice begin turning on their own, conjuring a door in the stone wall that should not exist. A sorceress must uncover who is controlling this adventure. English dialogue, approximately 33-second standalone trailer (including end credits), an AI-generated story based on the cover concept.
The new roommate claims the lease was signed only in expensive red ink. When the kitchen suddenly turns into a gateway to another world, ordinary shared living spirals out of control. English dialogue, approximately 33-second standalone trailer (including end card), an AI-generated story based on the cover concept.
Before the power is even switched on, the latest model opens her eyes. She remembers the laboratory, and someone in the dark display chamber next door responds to her raised hand. English dialogue, approximately 33-second standalone trailer (including end card), an AI-generated story based on the cover concept.
On a moonlit shore, a woman rescues a warrior. His ship returns on its own, but the crew is nowhere to be seen; footprints stretching out of the sea suggest there were other visitors as well. English dialogue, approximately 33-second standalone trailer (including end credits), an AI-generated story based on the cover concept.
A secret letter bearing Caesar’s royal seal is delivered to the palace, yet Caesar denies ever sending it. As footsteps draw closer outside, the two allies must discover who has been abusing his authority. English dialogue, an approximately 33-second standalone trailer (including end card), an AI story based on the cover concept.
A Chai, a servant who has just turned eighteen, spends day after day washing and starching clothes in the courtyard. Today, the female cultivator Qinglian stands behind him watching for a long time, until at last she rests her chin on his shoulder and wraps her arms around him. His hands go still on the wet clothes; she whispers in his ear, yet he keeps staring at the water in the tub, shakes his head, and goes on scrubbing. She doesn't back away — instead, she takes the wet cloth from his hands. In the noon courtyard their eyes meet, one bent on his work, the other set on interrupting. Can this ordinary day hold?