man-woman relationship

Matilda Black, a young woman who possesses the unique ability to speak with inanimate objects, encourages her soulmate Edmund to return to his hometown and confront the ghosts from his past that prevent him from finding peace.

Jenny's only hope for happiness lies in unraveling the truth about the past, a truth hidden in the great house that has become her prison.

Young Tristran Thorn, having lost his heart to the lovely but cold Victoria Forester, leaves the safe English town of Wall and sets out into a strange world on a quest to retrieve a fallen star he has promised to his beloved.

It is pre-World War II and Ruth Beger falls in love with Heini Radek, a young prodigy, who is studying piano at the Conservatoire in Vienna. When Hitler's troops invade Austria, Ruth has the opportunity to escape to England, but at the price of betraying her love to Heini and marrying someone else.

Maggie Bean decides that the time has come for her to reveal to Peter her true feelings.

Maggie Bean starts eighth grade happy with the hope of having a boyfriend, but she quickly learns that relationship with thirteen-year-old boys do not come easy.

Happy bunny shares his not very nice advice on starting and ending relationships.

Heaven Kogo continues her sumurai training in the hopes of learning to defend herself against the people she once trusted.

Nineteen-year-old Heaven Kogo, the sole survivor of a plane crash when she was just an infant, has been raised in luxury as the adopted daughter of a Japanese crime boss, but her life takes a drastic change when her wedding is interrupted by a ninja attack, leading her to train to become a samurai and learn the truth about her past.

Outlaw Haywood Beatty promises to take care of his brother's wife, Lily, while Marion is in prison and ends up falling in love with her.