Is unconditional adoration really too much to ask? Lucius sold his soul to change the world for the better. Of course, the definition of 'better' may have twisted over the years, but how is that his fault? After being torn away from the (one and ONLY, by the way) love of his life, some retaliation should be expected if not strictly required, and after finding the corpse of his dead friend walking around, shouldn't some crowbar-related maiming be forgiven? Oh, and after housing a parasitic vein infestation in his chest, shouldn't at least one tiny, horribly unethical blood ritual or two be justified? Apparently some would disagree, which seems strange to Lucius and the second Lucius inside Lucius' head. This is the third book in the Eternity series.

Usually when people die they are courteous enough to stay dead. As it turns out, several people associated with Lucius are lacking in the etiquette department, and when corpses start disappearing from graves it's just no laughing matter anymore. Reunited with more than one friend from his past, Lucius finds himself with more questions for every answer he receives. In his defense, undead vampires and secret, werewolf related orders will do that to you, and yet he is nowhere near figuring out what the Waste is going on beneath the surface of South Kerilia's population. He knows one thing for certain though: One organization holds the answers to all of his questions, and he knows just the person to interrogate. If only that person hadn't been Lucius' newly resurrected numbskull of a crush.

After your ship sinks, the waves take you to a strange island filled with only men. (Don't own pictures, it belongs to their rightful owners)

There's a curfew in town, and absolutely no one goes outside after dark. Because there are things in the woods. Who knows what's in there? No one that survives past midnight returns to explain, and if they do, they aren't the same people from before. But then Christian Brooks comes. He's an outsider who's new to town, and the people there want him to leave. Yet, the things in the forest want him to stay. So much so that Christian ends up leaving the forest alive past midnight.

Living in a world full of BL isn't Oliver's cup of tea. As the only person to realize that, he keeps his head down and pretends not to notice and tries his best not to trigger any route of BL action for himself. After all, he's not exactly into guys. Unfortunately, he ends up attracting a lot more attention than he likes with the classic stereotypical, cringey cliches of all sorts of BL men and ends up into more trouble than expected. A perverted teacher, a no good bully, a run in with a random CEO, and don't get him started by bumping into some sort of gang leader. Can Oliver really survive this BL-like world even though the odds are against him? [BOOK ONE] [RANKINGS] - #1 in CRINGEWORTHY #1 in TROPES

The Blood Stone Series Book Two

The King's Harem is actively under construction!! If you happen to be reading it currently and things are making less sense than usual that is why! Lady Allayna wanted to be an artist. She had big dreams to travel the world and use her travels as inspiration for her work. She had it all planned out...until her father came to her one night to inform her she was to enter the king's harem. With her dreams dashed she decided to try and enjoy her new life in the harem. The harem is filled with beautiful men that Allayna can't help but feel attraction for them. The problem is the men in the harem along with the king are not too fond of women. EXPLICIT CONTENT WARNING- This story contains sexual situations and themes that might offend some readers. Please proceed with caution. Recommended for those 18 and up.

Leaving this world, was not part of my plan. Until fate decided, that no, you need to die today. ___________________________________________________________ She was reincarnated with a task at hand. To save the male lead using her abilities, and to become a beauty? 'Why do I even need to be beautiful?' [You don't need to be beautiful. You need to be a beauty.] '...What's the difference?' [You will know in time.] Please be warned that the author is an amateur writer and has limited knowledge and capabilities involving grammar, proofreading, and writing in general. In short, There will be grammatical errors and constructive criticism is greatly appreciated. Oh, and the pic in the cover is not mine. Credits to the artist who made the art.

My friend Adam jumped to his death.