Peter Tuinstra

A mission to expose two assassin brothers spirals when Kant’s feelings for one of them threaten to blow his cover—and maybe more.

In December 2004, close-knit family Maria, Henry and their three sons begin their winter vacation in Thailand. But the day after Christmas, the idyllic holiday turns into an incomprehensible nightmare when a terrifying roar rises from the depths of the sea, followed by a wall of black water that devours everything in its path. Though Maria and her family face their darkest hour, unexpected displays of kindness and courage ameliorate their terror.

Heir to the Madelin throne Princess Blue pays a visit to Thailand where she meets Wayo Wathinwanit, a police officer assigned to look after her safety. However, their trip turns into a nightmare when an assassination attempt forces the princess to flee, and Lom is the only one who can protect her. While hiding from the enemy, the two face danger and situations of defiance, leading them to an intimacy and forbidden feelings that may not be stopped. Though knowing well that this time, love may be impossible, Lom's heart demands that she protects the princess at all costs. When the enemy discover their hiding place, a final battle is about to take place.

A victim from World War II's "Death Railway" sets out to find those responsible for his torture. A true story.

In the past, the cruel and selfish Karakade was betrothed to Date, a man who despises her wickedness and prefers a kinder woman. In a fit of jealousy, Karakade tries to kill her rival, but a servant dies instead. While Karakade is suspected, her murderous intentions can’t be confirmed. So Date and his dad perform a sacred ritual to punish the killer. At this pivotal moment, Karakade dies and her spirit is replaced by Kadesurang's.

Having taken out warlords, drug kingpins and international assassins, Thomas Beckett must now face the ultimate enemy, his best friend Paul Finnegan.

Transported back to the nineteenth century by a strange cellphone, an entrepreneur is tricked into slavery and has to find a way back to the present day.

Sroisabunnga was born into an aristocratic family and was taught to be proud of her heritage and blood. However, because her father was accused of being a rebel before his death, Sroi tries to raise herself to the high-class society again in order to restore her family's name and reputation. Her diligence and ambition drive her to be too arrogant — to be someone who will never give in to anyone.

The story beginnings with a young man visiting a village in Burma. One night, a beautiful woman comes into his bedroom and attempts to seduce him.

In the first life, they are twins. The older one was called Kasalong who was raised by her mother who taught her to be sweet and gentle. She is also good at north dancing and household tasks. Since, she is of good values and nature, everyone compared her to be of godlike. The younger was called Songpeep raised by her father is cruel and selfish just like him, she was always jealous of Kasalong because she thought that her mother loved Kasalong more than her. In the second life, Songpeep was reborn as Pimpisa, the daughter of a wealthy doctor, she is a confident woman who is self-willed. In the third life, Kasalong was reborn as Pimmada, the daughter of Pimpisa, who just graduated and is clever, cheeky, and casual.

Phum, a vampire defying a ban on love, escapes to the human world, taking on a new life—only to meet Patrick, a bar owner who changes everything.

Prince Burakham has no wife. But there is a monk named Sekkhon Devi ( Jiranan Manocham ). Burapakham was appointed as "Phra Nang Nhor Chao Luang", which according to the royal rules, has a position equivalent to the crown prince. But according to the rules of the governorship stated that Queen No Chao Luang will continue to hold the position of Empress Dowager. Setting up Sekkhon Devi as Phra Nang Nhor Chao Luang make the daughter of the monarch which was sent as a guarantee that Muang Thip was not satisfied Because he will not have the opportunity to become Empress

The genius behind the famous video game, “Better World,” Nisa’s father has dedicated his life to making the game the best in the world. Opting to walk her own path, rather than follow in her father’s footsteps, Nisa is now a successful young surgeon who has little to do with her father’s game. But when her father mysteriously goes missing, it’s up to Nisa to cross over into the world of video games in order to find him.

Wenika is a young woman who has managed to rise above her middle-class beginnings. Her higher financial status is thanks in large part to her best friend Banthao, an ace accountant with a foul mouth and high IQ. Meeting the high profile and perfect businessman Thirakit seems to make her life even better, along with his cousin Dangwat who both have gotten involved in supporting her business.

In the midst of this era, slavery is in the process of being abolished and our hero’s story, Glaa, begins in this moment in time. Young Glaa is the son of a soldier, however after his father lost his life in a battle, his mother was forced into slavery. Their master wanted her to be his concubine, but she refuses and plots for her son to escape this predicament. Glaa successfully escapes and finds his body floating to Khun Luang Phra Pisoot’s humble abode. From there his life changes, and he has not seen his mother since. But Glaa vows to save his mother one day, become a person who is respected and honored as she had instilled in him.

Tadd is a beautiful and humble girl. After finishing her studies, she receives a marriage proposal from her mother's family rich friend. But soon it becomes clear that the behavior of her future husband is of great concern. The creeping doubt was quickly dispelled and the wedding took place. Only after the wedding, she realizes that nothing changed for her husband, and she is doomed to loneliness, neglect, and scandals. Will Tadd find the strength to break this burdensome relationship or will she accept this fate?

On her seventh birthday, Chalita's entire family was killed. Kawin/Kevin, was given the option to slay three people in order to protect one. His guilt drove him to distance himself from her. In her youth, Chalita is adopted by a mysterious stranger who is known as, "Nai Noi (Young Boss):" He turns her life around and is her means of support. Kawin moves next door to Chalita and their lives become entangled. Feelings blossom, and happiness is reintroduced to Chalita's life, but Kawin risks losing her, if his secret were to ever be revealed. If Chalita ever recalled the past, he will lose everything.

Tinrat and Katleya have been in love for 3 years, but because of her ambition, Katleya decided to marry Tinrat's father. Many years have passed, Tinrat's father is now gone, and Katleya wants to get Tinrat back. On the other hand, Tinrat has a new girlfriend for a long time but he still can't forget Katleya. Kuat is Katleya's son, Tinrat's brother. He is gay but only his uncle Mai, Katleya's brother, knows about this. When Katleya learns about his being gay, she couldn't accept it, she wanted him to be as perfect as his brother. While being down, Kuat meets with Jomkwan, a rich lady who ran away from home because of family matters. They become very friendly and Jomkwan is pretending to be Kuat's girlfriend. They live together in Kuat's condo.

Mahatsajan, a perfect guy, is spoiled by his mother. Mahatsajan is very different from his member-of-the house-of-the-representatives father Patihan as Patihan always loves to help people ailing his own health. Mahatsajan has to take his father’s responsibility by living with Phuyai Uak, father of Baimon, a brave and confident girl who wants to promote her traditional fermented fish recipe overseas. Mahatsajan asks Baimon to become a maid at his place for three months and he surprisingly falls in love with a peaceful rural life.

Onnapa is a mistress of a millionaire who owns the biggest flower business in the country. She has endured all kinds of mistreats by her husband's lawful life, Kannika, for years. When their husband dies, Kannika kicked Onnapa out of their home. Onnapa is enraged by the injustice and furious at Kannika. Although more than 30 years have passed, the resentment in Onnapa's heart has never eased off. Now, it is passed on to her daughter and grandchildren. Along with her daughter – Onsalao and her grandsons – Worakorn and Worawet, Onnapa comes back to take her revenge and reclaim things that should have been hers. Onnapa starts a war with Kannika and her descents including Kannika's daughter – Thantawan, and her grandchildren – Mintra, Nonsee, and Iris. Filled with trickery, deceit, and betrayal, how will this war end?