American Harry Potter x Yellowstone What if you were just handed the will to the largest ranch in the West? But to claim it, you had to enter a world where steam power still thrives, and the West never died. A place where you must attend Makers University, a frontier school founded by Mark Twain for cowboys, farmers, and inventors. A school where there's only one sport: rodeo. All to solve the mystery of your mother's disappearance and stop the outlaws who now want you dead. Would you go?

Ever since Kylee lost her mom, she's carried a hurt that never quite fits into words - made worse by being uprooted to a new country to live with a father she barely knows and the family he built without her, leaving her feeling like an outsider in her new life. Her stepsister resents her. Her stepmother's kindness feels like a performance Kylee's not sure she believes, and her father looks at her as if she's a living reminder of everything he walked away from - though Kylee can't always tell whether that's true, or just what her own mind is telling her. Most nights, she lies awake wishing she could disappear as easily as the life she left behind. Then a storm comes, and when she glances outside, something moves in the churning water of her father's pool the rain has no part in. It shouldn't be possible. Drawn by equal parts fear and desperate curiosity, Kylee heads outside to the water's edge - and finds a literal merman. Not just any merman, but the prince of the sea, stranded in a backyard pool, cut off from the ocean and the magic he needs to get home. He offers her a proposition she can't refuse: find what he's lost, and he'll grant her any wish. Maybe this is her chance to bring her mom back. But as the search for what he's lost pulls her closer to the boy she found in her father's pool, Kylee begins to wonder whether the wish she came in chasing is still the one she wants by the time she reaches the end.

Nathaniel Chase is the kind of striker scouts write entire reports about. Kaiden Matthews is the kind of boy dumb enough to fall in love with him anyway. Between football obsession, reckless attachment, and enough chemistry to violate several safety regulations, Eldermoor FC slowly turns into the world's most emotionally charged disaster zone.

In a ruthless multiversal tournament where human logic is a fatal liability, an unhinged, emotional human named Burajiru must rely on absolute resilience and a volatile, reality-breaking editing power known as Author Bear. To reclaim his universe and the woman he loves in the Author Bear Zip series, he must drag a world of perfect, absolute gods down from their digital thrones and force them to play by the chaotic rules of the wild. This series will be added to royal road under my royalroad account @Braxill

Coda Theodore Wolf is cursed. Cursed by the ancient flame that resides in his soul. Cursed by the disasters the flame causes for the people of the Northern Kingdom and cursed by his father forcing him to hide it until the day he wants to use it to take out the enemy kingdom, the Southern Empire. This plan goes south and things get worse when another person steps up to not only claim Coda's fire but the entire Northern Kingdom. His best friend, Jolene. Coda and his sister, Bayla are the only ones to escape the cue and have to rely on a shady character to escape their pursuers.

For Janice Monde Go, love exists in quiet gestures, folded paper, lingering glances, and feelings spoken in ways not everyone understands. At school, she is known as "Nice," a girl with bright smiles, strange little habits, and a warmth that seems to reach everyone around her. But beneath her light lies someone carefully piecing herself back together after years that changed her deeply. Dylan has spent most of his life beside her, understanding her silences better than anyone else. Alongside Rob and Millie, the four of them have built a world that feels safe, familiar, and whole. Then Leon arrives. Janice welcomes him with an ease that surprises everyone around her. To her, his presence feels less like a threat and more like a sign that maybe healing means learning to let new people in. But as old memories resurface and feelings quietly shift, the fragile balance between the four friends begins to change in ways none of them are ready for. Because some people do not simply become part of your life. They change the colors of the world around you.

"Command & Conquer Amen" is an engaging and richly detailed story set in the Command & Conquer universe, centered around Stan Aeschliman, a Swiss officer entrenched in the shadowy world of Nod operations in Libya. The narrative skillfully combines military action, espionage, and geopolitical intrigue, creating a vivid and complex world that draws readers into the tense atmosphere of covert warfare. Strengths: Characterization: Stan is a well-developed protagonist with clear motivations and a compelling backstory. Secondary characters like Sarah, Orlovsky, Lebedjev, and Rashid add depth and variety to the narrative, each bringing their own perspectives and personalities. Setting and Atmosphere: The Libyan backdrop is portrayed with evocative details that immerse the reader in the environment-from the Hotel Seatown's seaside charm to the gritty village life and military base operations. Plot Complexity: The story weaves multiple plotlines-militia conflicts, intelligence missions, internal distrust, and alliances-effectively building tension and maintaining interest. Dialogue and Interaction: The interactions among characters feel natural and reveal their relationships and conflicts well, balancing moments of seriousness with occasional levity. Overall Impression: The story presents a compelling blend of action, political intrigue, and character-driven drama. "Command & Conquer Amen" has strong potential to captivate readers who enjoy military thrillers with complex geopolitical settings.

A planetary archaeologist must survive a waking nightmare aboard a dying space station. This story will hopefully be available on Royal Road as well.

After being forced to marry the Prince of the Great plains, Lyra expected chaos and planned to fulfill her duty. What she didn't want to happen was to have the brooding Bastard of Blackwater, the most dangerous knight alive, as her personal guard. He knew she was in a cage-and yet he mocked her. She knew he always saved her-yet she feared him. But when court politics arise and tragedy strikes, Lyra must run to her safety. And unfortunately for her-she can't get back home without the bastard. Main ONC 2026 Prompt : 46. "We love broken, beautiful people. And it doesn't get more obviously broken and more classically beautiful than you." (A slightly modified quote from Daisy Jones & The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid) Secondary Prompt: 45. "Kings have honor, soldiers are brave, poets have heart, and all I have is rage." (Sound by Naethan Apollo) knightxprincess

He wore gloves to protect others from his sins. She wore kimonos to reclaim her identity. Willing Prey is a romance fantasy novel about a disillusioned ex-colonel, Gerald Aldrick, finally feeling his dead heart beat again after getting unfairly yelled at by a fearless geisha, Robin Taylor. But instead of anger or annoyance, Gerald feels nothing but admiration for her fervor and personality. Robin isn't as impressed with him, but fully plans to take advantage of his legendary colonel status for her own benefit with the help of her mind-reading ability. The question is, will she find herself feeling more for him than she initially expected? INDIGO - BOOK ONE LGBTQ+ Dark Romance - Urban Fantasy - Dark Academia Rated MATURE for a reason-please, refer to the chapter titled 'disclaimer' for the full warning list.