Stories are journeys. For a few hours, everyday life fades away and a whole new world opens up – full of emotions, encounters and decisions that can change everything. It is precisely this experience that lies at the heart of our publishing programme.
We publish romance stories in three categories:

Feel Good & RomCom Romance
Novels about closeness, friendship and love, told with a light touch, humour and warmth. Stories that leave you with a smile and make your heart feel a little lighter.

Romantic Suspense
Passion meets danger. These stories focus on intense relationships, whilst secrets, conflicts and threats provide the suspense.

Romantasy
Romance in worlds beyond the ordinary. Magic, distant realms and extraordinary destinies intertwine with emotional love stories.
A key focus of our program is on series and book series that read like an ongoing narrative. Places, families, circles of friends and recurring characters link the individual stories together. Each story stands on its own – yet together they create a larger universe.

Many of our titles are published as novellas: Compact, easy-to-read stories with a clear focus on characters and emotions. The narrative style is deliberately dialogue-driven. Dialogues drive the plot, set the mood and build tension – they help relationships develop, conflicts escalate and emotions come to the surface.
Our books have one simple aim: Entertainment.
They are designed to transport readers away from their everyday lives for a while – into stories that offer warmth, invite a sense of comfort, or captivate with emotional suspense.


Viento Libre™ – The Magazine

Alongside our books, we publish the magazine Viento Libre™.
Here you’ll find fictional short stories, columns, articles and insights into the worlds of our stories. The magazine expands the literary universes of our catalogue, recounts short episodes, introduces characters or places, and provides a space for new voices and ideas.
Viento Libre™ is thus a space for stories between the stories – free, experimental and always narrative.