A disgraced court lady discovers she can read the final scene of anyone’s life the moment she touches them, including her own, which ends at her execution in one year. To rewrite the ending, she has to marry the cold archduke who is fated to sign her death warrant.

1881, the Texas-Mexico border. Sister Inéz watched cattle barons burn her mission and her family. She left the habit, kept the rosary, and bought a Colt. Now she's working her way north through the men who ordered it, one prayer per body as she reaches the man responsible. An ultraviolent revenge western about faith collapsing into vengeance and back into something colder than either.

A sharp Tokyo acquisitions analyst is sent back to the seaside town she fled years ago to assess a dying single-screen cinema for her firm's redevelopment deal. The man running it, and refusing to sell, is the first love she left behind. She has six weeks to file the report that will erase the place, and the only person who ever knew the real her.

A romance-novel editor dies at her desk and wakes inside the worst manuscript she ever rejected, cast as the villainess slated for execution in the final chapter. She is the only one alive who has read the whole book, so she weaponizes its plot holes against her own scripted doom. But every time she derails the story, the narrative drags her back toward the gallows. Her only escape is to rewrite the ending into something genuinely good before the last page, and the one variable she cannot predict is the second male lead the author abandoned half-written. CHARACTERS SHOULD BE EXTREMELY ATTRACTIVE.

An unpopular high-school kid - invisible, a bit of a loner, one best friend who's a hardcore gamer - wakes up one morning in the body of the most popular guy in school. They've swapped. The popular guy is now stuck in his scrawny, overlooked life, freaking out, and the two of them have one week to figure out how to switch back before it becomes permanent. Only the gamer friend is let in on the secret, and he's the one trying to reverse-engineer how the swap even happened. The problem: living as

Iris Lee is the NYPD Major Cases division's consultant on art-related crime. She has a PhD in art history she barely references, a desk at One Police Plaza she rarely sits at, and a business card that mostly opens doors at galleries, auction houses, and the back rooms of museums after closing. Each issue is a new case in the city's vast and very strange art world. A Basquiat surfaces at a flea market that has no business holding it. A Madison Avenue gallerist is murdered the night before her biggest opening. The Frick is hit by a thief who steals only one drawing, the smallest in the museum, worth almost nothing. Iris follows the art, the art follows the money, and the money eventually leads to a body or a story or both. The work is part historian, part detective, part long lunches with people who do not want to talk to her. Vibe: high-gloss New York, white-cube galleries and warehouse storage units, Met evenings and Chelsea openings, a lead who can read a forgery the way a doctor reads a chest x-ray. ALL CHARACTERS VERY ATTRACTIVE

A pop star one flop away from being dropped is handed a PR lifeline by her label: six months of a manufactured public romance to sell her comeback album. The partner they assign her is a fame-allergic recluse, a former child star who quit the industry a decade ago and only signs because his old manager is holding something over him. The deal is simple on paper, scheduled dates and leaked photos and contractually timed hand-holding, all of it ending the day the album drops. The problem is he treats her like a person instead of a product, and she is sprinting toward the spotlight he ran away from. Neither of them planned to mean it, and the contract has an end date. MAKE ALL THE CHARACTERS ATTRACTIVE.

Twenty-two-year-old Ken is a community college dropout living in a 12-square-meter Tokyo apartment with no working stove. A lawyer in a thousand-dollar suit knocks on his door and informs him his estranged grandmother - whom he last saw at age four - has died and left him controlling stake in the country's oldest confectionery empire. The catch: a 1923 trust clause requires the heir to marry into one of the four founding rival families within ninety days or the entire holding dissolves

Logline: In a world where the sun has gone out and the only warmth left is fire fueled by human memory, a boy who can burn the memories of the dead instead of his own becomes the most dangerous weapon alive, and the one thing standing between his town and the empty horrors that wait in the cold.

A teenage witch accidentally becomes massively famous by posting “fake” magic tutorials online. The more followers she gets, the stronger her powers become.

A warm, fast, banter-heavy romantic comedy set on Aria Street, a gentrifying food district in a coastal city. Lena Park, 29, is a sharp, proud, flour-dusted cook barely keeping Halmoni's the Korean comfort-food truck she inherited from her late grandmother alive. Her world tips over when Marco Reyes, 31, a charming, social-media-famous chef with forearm tattoos and a hidden Michelin-kitchen past, parks his flashy fusion truck Flux directly across the street from her. What starts as an all-ou

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