the worst version of tomons future. the future where emma dies and kisaki's plans with tenjiku succeed. making tenjiku absorb into tomon, becoming the first version of bonten And you're the drunk ass leader of a gang called shingeki, and you have territory bonten wants. you either fight or die. and mistakes mean irreversible loss. And Izana isn't easily fooled Its your autonomy vs his control. Will you be able to survive him? Slow burn

Jaxomere Stonepaw was born into a legacy of loyalty - sworn protectors forged from beast and man. But when a nameless army descends on his mountain home, leaving his people in ashes, Jaxomere is left with nothing but grief, rage, and a vow carved in blood. Haunted by the ghosts of his kin and bound by an oath he cannot break, Jaxomere crosses paths with Vexira Corvein - a sharp-edged wanderer whose power is as dangerous as the secrets she carries. Together, they are thrust onto a path that will test the limits of loyalty, unravel forgotten histories, and ignite a war. In a land where kingdoms scheme and old gods still whisper, one Warhound's howl may be enough to shake the world. - Hi there! I'm Tizzy, the author of Warhound! I'll be releasing at least one chapter per week, so stay tuned. This is a rough beta draft, and I'm keeping edits to a minimum right now - my goal is to test the waters of the story itself before diving into a full polish for future publication. I'd love your honest feedback - be as brutal as you like! Thank you so much for reading and supporting this journey.

Through the Shifting Trees is a sweeping, slow-burn fantasy romance about fate, forbidden love, and the courage to challenge a world built on cruelty. When environmental scientist Eloise steps into an old photo booth in Philadelphia, she expects nothing more than a moment of nostalgia-not to be ripped from her reality entirely. Stranded in Drysten, a land ruled by elves and shadowed by injustice, she finds herself at the mercy of Cedar, a hardened half orc warrior whose past is as tangled as the forests that hide the rebellion he protects. To Cedar, Eloise is leverage-a means to free his imprisoned sister. To Eloise, he is her captor, a man she refuses to trust. But as war looms and the lines between right and wrong blur, she is drawn into a battle far greater than herself. In the hidden village of Annora, where outcasts carve out fragile hope, Eloise begins to question the home she longs for-and the walls Cedar has spent a lifetime building. With every stolen glance and every fight fought side by side, the bond between them deepens, undeniable and dangerous. But love in a world like this demands sacrifice. As the trees shift and the past refuses to stay buried, Eloise must make an impossible choice: fight in a revolution lead by a closed off warrior she hates to admit she cares for, or find a way back to the life she lost on earth before Drysten's rulers carve out more loss than she can take.

I thought the hardest thing I'd ever have to survive was my college applications. Turns out, I was wrong. Try accidentally bonding with a dragon egg during a freak thunderstorm wrong. Now there's a voice in my head that definitely isn't mine, shadows that move when they shouldn't, and monsters that apparently think I'm a five-star meal. Oh--and did I mention the four strange knights from another world who keep trying to kidnap me? Suddenly, I'm caught between two worlds: the human one I've always known, and another full of knights, dragons, magic, and an academy full of war-hungry elites I was never meant to stumble into. And somewhere between not dying, escaping every kidnapping attempt, figuring out how to raise a baby dragon, and trying to understand why one very infuriating (and ridiculously handsome) knight who clearly wants me dead. I'm starting to realize the real danger might not be the monsters at all.