Cibeles

Euna is half human, half boar and is looked down upon by the others in her village for her weaker boar side. When a tiger attacks the village, Euna fends him off, but is isolated with him in the process. Unfortunately, she falls off the cliff with the tiger as well. The tiger transforms into a human to save her, taking several bashes to the head in the process. When they find themselves at the bottom of the cliff, the tiger realizes he doesn't remember anything other than that he was protecting Euna. In her panic, Euna tells the tiger that he is madly in love with her and gives him the name Mr. Whiskers. Desperate to hold onto his only lifeline to her memories, Mr. Whiskers follows Euna back to the village. Euna has to continue to trick this tiger into thinking he is nothing more than a sweet, docile, house cat who is madly in love with her for her and her family's safety!

She’s a struggling huntress trying to do her job, while he’s a sophisticated vampire who agrees to let her test his weaknesses in exchange for some romantic time together afterward.

In ancient times, people believed that the forests of Paraguay were filled with gods and monsters. Growing up outside of modern Asuncion, Hela never thought much of the old stories. When her best friend disappears, apparently kidnapped by the legendary Jasy Jatere, however, she learns that the old world is not as dead as she had thought.

The last thing Ellin remembers is having to deal with a belligerent customer at her dead-end job. And when she opened her eyes… she’s “Solhwa,” the beautiful fourth concubine to the king of the Xyaran Empire. Between trying to learn the language and eating steak, Ellin’s trying to figure exactly what’s going on. Where is she? How did this happen? And who can she trust: Solhwa’s handsome charismatic childhood friend or the elegant, raven-haired king’s advisor?