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In his tumultuous life, Seoyoon Moon has faced many adversities including his mother’s death, his father’s infidelity and giving up the only thing he loves—his piano—but one thing he is grateful for is Yeonjae Woo, his best friend. In an unexpected twist of fate, Seoyoon has developed feelings for Yeonjae’s best friend; however, Yeonjae currently has a girlfriend. However, Yeonjae likes to toy with their boundaries by crossing the line into something more than just friends.

The cover of Seoyoon’s Korean novel has the title “Sun Show”, which is it’s English title. (The cover does not have a Korean title; only the author’s name.)

Baek Suwon is an S-Class Guide known for his explosive attitude. On top of that, he’s completely repulsed by any physically intimate guiding and insists on working as a guide without physical contact. After repeatedly fighting off Espers who try to overstep his boundaries, Suwon is on the verge of being kicked out of the association… As a last-ditch effort, he’s sent off on an assignment to be the exclusive guide for S-Class Esper: Gong Ian. And as luck would have it, things start off on the wrong foot and only get worse from there with the pair. Suwon’s new Esper assignment ends up being none other than the same guy who previously inappropriately rubbed up against his ass on a bus. To top it off, Suwon is stuck on a one-month-long live-in guiding assignment with this creep. But…the more Suwon fights him back, the more it seems to turn the creep on…100% he’s not right in the head! “Suwon, do you know something? I want you to break me ♥” Can Suwon really hold out an entire month without any physical guiding?

Jeongcheol has lost every aspect of his life; he’s a gambler, failed at nearly everything he’s tried, and has just signed his divorce after a ten-year marriage that he finally blew through. Before Jeongcheol could say something about how bad his luck is or while he’s trying to get control of his emotions – Ji Minyeong, the woman who ended his marriage, enters his life again. She appears just as he remembered her – the woman who once scared him, chased him, and was the most popular girl he ever loved. Ji Minyeong now stands in front of Jeongcheol – at this moment, she has not changed at all – except she stands an inch closer than she used to. Ji Minyeong leans into Jeongcheol and whispers in his ear:

Little A travels to a rural farm to reunite with the uncle who raised him—only to find the place eerily silent and his uncle nowhere in sight. What awaits him is a chilling “bible” detailing how to care for the livestock… but something feels off.

Because on this farm, the “livestock” aren’t animals—they’re humans.

Now thrust into the role of acting farm manager, little A is forced to manage Mr. A’s Farm, a facility that produces livestock products using beast-like humans—creatures who think and act like people, but are bred for their byproducts.

Dark secrets plague the estate in the uncle’s absence. Little A must do all he can to keep the farm safe and sound…at least until his missing uncle, Mr.A, comes back.

Burnt out and buried in work, Isaac Schrader drowns his stress in drinks with his only friend, James. The next morning, he wakes up in a hotel bed—hungover, disoriented, and far from alone. Lying next to him is Theodore Donovan, his charming yet insufferable roommate from their boarding school days… a man who vanished without a word years ago. Their reunion is anything but ordinary—and Theodore’s sudden return feels far from innocent. What is he really after?