Hidden deep within an ancient forest, twenty-year-old Aylin Veyalis has never seen the world beyond the trees. Her magic is small, her courage uncertain, and everything outside her village feels impossibly vast. Then she meets a giant. Prince Severin Haldvorn is beautiful, brilliant, and feared across the continent for the villages burned and lives taken in his name. When he discovers a living Fae, he does not see a threat or a weapon. He sees something rare-something delicate enough to hold in one hand, and extraordinary enough to keep.

A struggling girl just trying to survive the most extreme past is suddenly the target of the biggest problem and progress blocked the world could have thrown at her. Evelyn now needs to learn to adapt her behaviour in order to survive someone dangerous from her past who now holds immense physical and psychological power over her. Can Evelyn find a path back to her normal life she strived so hard to form after her messy and traumatic relationship with Dean, now her antagonist. (Cover is temporary!)

Rhea Silva has always wanted to be a warrior, but all wishes come with a price. For five hundred years, humans have lived in hiding, protecting a secret powerful enough to change the fate of two kingdoms. Rhea has spent her life training to become a warrior in the Royal Army of Elrath. Passing the kingdom's brutal trials should be the beginning of everything she's worked for...until the Giants discover the hidden human kingdom and invade in search of the Obsidian Soulshard, a magical stone her people have protected for centuries. Captured by the feared General Ryker Kane, Rhea becomes the key to finding the Obsidian Soulshard. But as captivity turns into an unexpected alliance, she begins to question everything she's been taught about the enemy, and the bond growing between them becomes impossible to ignore. With war closing in and peace hanging by a thread, Rhea must decide who she can trust before the truth behind the Obsidian Soulshard destroys any chance of ending a war that started five hundred years ago. Read to find out!! This is a g/t, dual-pov, enemies to lovers romantasy. DISCLAIMER: my first language is NOT english, so I apologize in advance for any typos or misused expressions.

A Giant Tiny story/ GT community First story! Eliot once had a life-a wife he loved, a world he understood, a future that stretched out before him. Then the giants came. Towering thirty feet tall, they shattered cities, crushed nations, and turned what remained of humanity into trinkets, pets, or prey. Now, Eliot lives in a terrarium, his name stripped away and replaced with "Sunny," a mockery of the man he used to be. He is owned by Bram, a young giant whose rough, careless affection blurs the line between kindness and cruelty. To Bram, Eliot is a comfort object-something simple and silent in a life otherwise filled with confusion, arguments, and guilt. Day after day, Eliot is handled like a toy, petted, pocketed, and forgotten. Trapped in a home too massive for him to navigate, he becomes a silent witness to Bram's life

Story Description: Liora is a lone fairy drawn to a human she was never meant to notice. Towering, quiet, and unknowingly captivating, he wanders the meadow with a sketchbook in hand-while she risks life and wing just to glimpse him each day. To him, she's invisible. To her, he's everything. A story of quiet obsession, near-disasters, and the impossible ache of loving someone who exists in a world far too big for you.

The aliens kill every human they catch, or in rare cases, put trackers on them to discover their hidden villages. When Natalie is caught in an ambush, she is unexpectedly released. But there is no tracker. The Saursunes have an entirely different motive this time. *** Run. Don't look back. When Natalie is trapped in an alien ambush, she is unexpectedly released. The first human to ever be let go. The Saursunes invaded centuries ago, and everyone knows that getting caught is certain death. Natalie is confused but grateful to be alive. As a porter, one of the few humans with the rare ability to teleport between special crystal formations, she must leave the safety of her desert village every day to help gather food. When other villages increase their raids on the Saursunes' farms, the aliens retaliate by hunting down every human they can find - except Natalie's group. Instead of trying to kill her and those helping her, they bring them food instead. Is it a trap? Or something else? Natalie isn't sure, but one thing is certain: the Saursunes aren't done with her yet.