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Anything can happen on open water. Massive storms, giant sharks, human attackers, mechs. Cameron Dery, a simple fisherman, one day encounters an ancient pilotable mech called the Mach Diver located below the waves and claims it as his own. Together with his best friend, Scarlett Taylor, and a mysterious woman named Sokka Tsuki, he finds himself on a journey to find his missing sister, Katelynn.

Wendy is an overwhelmed single mother. When a chance opportunity comes along to start anew in Canada comes along, she leaps at it. But then her son is kidnapped by a devil. Wendy will have to go through hell to get him back or give in to the Eighth Sin.

To paraphrase Poe: They loved with a love that was more than love. Hadrian, Emperor of Rome, loved Antinous in life, and after his lover's death, worshipped him as his god. This is a romantic, fictionalized account of one of history's greatest love stories. Antinous refuses reincarnation until he can be fully reunited with Hadrian.

Greg is a reporter who is about to get the story of his life. The Prophet, an elusive figure who makes predictions about disasters has just tapped him to do an exclusive interview. Except Greg's not really a reporter. Two minutes before entering his apartment, he didn't exist and when he meets the Prophet he finds out his true purpose- to kill the Prophet. But killing someone who is near omnipotent isn't easy, in fact, it takes more than one try even if you get it right.

Alberta “Sanz” Sanchez and Baker Koma Kulshan White battle ghosts cycling through the terrors of their past existences without witness or reprieve. Heir to Whitmore Manor, a mansion filled with what “Sanz” refers to as a fine collection of sins, she and Baker become embroiled in the potent memories of slavery, abuse and murder of Chinese children indentured into the coal industry, centering on the afflictions suffered under the witch’s cap turret in the Whitmore Mansion. As they begin a relationship, they note that darkness can hide a multitude of sins. Or a fine collection of them.