A dystopian mafia romance set in ancient Atlantis, where power is inherited, loyalty is engineered, and love is the most dangerous fire of all. ____ The floating Atlantean Capital teeters on the edge of ruin after a political coup fractures the continent. Ancient technology clashes with outlawed magic. And as the last generation of nobles, rebels, and mystics scramble to shape what comes next, love becomes its own kind of revolution. At the center are Inanna, a noblewoman torn from her gilded past, and Ibris Mansa, a genetically engineered bull halfbreed warrior turned syndicate boss, forged by rebellion and violence. Their relationship is fragile, furious, and fiercely intimate. It unfolds in the ruins of a society that was never built to hold them. She is the daughter of power. He is the bull-horned legend of the Underworld. But in the wreckage of old empires, they may be the future. Around them, other flames bloom and burn, including beloved characters: Kaya and Mazi, Esa and Nora, Yoshua and Bo, Manik and Han'a, and Marcus and Cilantra. Each romance a mirror. Each heartbreak a warning. As the Capital above collapses and a new Atlantis stirs in its wake, Inanna and Ibris must decide if their bond can survive betrayal, rebirth, and the burden of destiny. "Flames of Atlantis" is a sweeping, emotional follow-up to "The Sky Gods of Atlantis," continuing the saga of magic, memory, and forbidden love in the Third World Universe created by author Sunny Ghauri. While part of an ongoing series, it can be read as a standalone novel.

In the desert of Western Kemp, hidden within the towering cliffs, lies the legendary Temple of Akh-Neteru: a place of ancient wisdom and forbidden knowledge. Carved seamlessly into the mountainside, the temple houses the lost secrets of the afterlife, creation, and enlightenment. For centuries, it has remained a myth, a whispered legend among those who traverse the desolate sands. For a small group of initiates, the temple's sacred truths are within reach. Hathor, a celestial falcon halfbreed with a mysterious heritage. Gavriel, a devoted warrior torn by doubt. Oronos, a former acolyte from Atlantis. Nalini, a grieving widow desperate to resurrect her lost husband. Drawn together in pursuit of the ultimate knowledge of life and death, they uncover ancient texts and secrets long buried. In a reimagining of "The Divine Comedy," four souls journey through a metaphysical underworld and higher realms shaped by ancient myths and world religious traditions. As they navigate these realms, they uncover hidden truths about Atlantis, setting the stage for their awakening and the fate of the world. But the temple is not without its dangers. Forces beyond their comprehension are awakening, and as Atlantis teeters on the brink of collapse, they must decide how far they are willing to go for the knowledge they seek. Can the boundaries between life and death be undone, or is there a reason the afterlife must remain untouched? With the fate of Atlantis hanging in the balance, the four initiates must confront their deepest fears, their desires, and their devotion to the Truth. **** "The Guardians of Atlantis" is a science fantasy novella set in the Third World Universe created by author Sunny Ghauri. Though it runs parallel to the events in the novel "The Sky Gods of Atlantis," this story stands on its own as a tale of power, loss, and the eternal struggle between life and death.

Sky Gods is a dystopian twist on a traditional romance, where love unfolds within a crumbling empire and long-buried, ancient secrets. Atlantis stands on the precipice of chaos. In the floating Capital, a political coup shakes the continent to its core, threatening to unravel what little stability remains. As ancient technology collides with forbidden magic and a powerful A.I. religion tightens its grip, familiar faces and new players emerge to fight for a world on the brink of collapse. Among them is Inanna, a noblewoman who has spent her life in the shadow of her powerful Sumeri family. But when the empire fractures, she is thrust into a storm of danger, deception, and destiny. She finds herself drawn to Ibris Mansa--a towering, charismatic man with the horns of the sacred Atlantean bull, a genetically engineered halfbreed, rebel solider turned Underworld titan. Torn between the weight of her family's legacy and the pull of Ibris, Inanna must make choices that could reshape the world forever. With betrayal at every turn and the empire's fate hanging by a thread, Inanna and Ibris walk a treacherous path of power, passion, and peril. In a land where ancient secrets linger in the ruins and the line between machine and magic blurs, every decision she makes carries the weight of history itself. "The Sky Gods of Atlantis" is a science fantasy novel based in the Third World Universe created by author Sunny Ghauri. It offers a fantastical retelling of the stories of Atlantis. Though a sequel to "The Halfbreeds of Atlantis," it stands alone as a complete novel.

When his fallen comrade's pregnant wife is marked for death, Ibris Mansa, a soldier turned syndicate boss, steps in to protect her. But the child she carries is being hunted for its rare genetic potential. Ibris must uncover the truth before the child is taken and Atlantis silences them both. This story unfolds on the ancient continent of Atlantis, the one of myth and legend. Long before its fall, the civilization is already decaying from within. Nobles flourish, animal human halfbreeds are cast aside as a slave race, and unchecked technology, paired with an A.I. religion, pushes society toward collapse. At the center of it all stands Ibris, a bull halfbreed. Tall, broad shouldered, and horned, he was engineered to serve Atlantis's elite and chose rebellion instead. Brutal in battle and reckless in his vices, he carries his burdens with raw strength as danger, drink, and desire trail close behind. Now, Ibris fights for all genetically engineered halfbreeds, leading a resistance against those who would keep them enslaved as tools for the powerful. "The Halfbreeds of Atlantis" is a science fantasy novel set in The Third World Universe, created by Sunny Ghauri. It is a prequel to dystopian romance novel "The Sky Gods of Atlantis."

Severa grows up in a horrific world, one ruled by hatred, just like everything around her. Believing she has nothing left to lose, Severa clings to revenge. But what if her cold heart starts to beat faster for the enemy, and she becomes entangled in a journey that takes her on an adventure she never desired? A journey that threatens to take away her last possession - something she didn't even know she had. A heart. Full of love.

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In the kingdom of Qadar, where alien technology fuses with ancient tradition, Prince Zayd lives as a prisoner of duty. Refusing the cybernetic enhancements embraced by his brothers, Zayd clings to his humanity, even as his father's tyranny crushes his spirit. Desperate for freedom, he makes a deal with a Djinn bound in a glowing bottle. But the Djinn's deal comes with a hefty price. Cursed with cybernetic enhancements tied to his heart and erased from the world's memory. Zayd must journey east, beyond the Gridlands, to fulfill the Djinn's demand. He must confront the consequences of his wish. "The Bound Heart of Prince Zayd" serves as a prelude to the Qadarran fantasy novel series. The novels, blending the magic of Arabian Nights with a sci-fi universe, are set to debut on Wattpad in late 2025.