Short snippets from my world of Arianja, and the series: "Requiem for a Revolution" #3 Queer Fantasy - June 2025

18+ Loosely based on Romeo and Juliet set in a magical fae world. Two powerful families have ruled over the the dark and light fae for thousands of years. A story passed down from the old gods has them believe that the dark and light fae must remain separated in order to protect their magic. Only during the eclipse one day a year are the fae permitted to cross into each other's realms. During the eclipse Aurora a rebellious high born fae, secretly attends a masked party where she meets a handsome dark stranger called Azra. Will they bring the light and dark fae together to fight a common enemy? Are they fated to destroy the world or to save it?? Includes- an enemies-to-lovers story: a strong female lead, a handsome male counterpart, betrayal, heartbreak, lots of unexpected twists, epic ending, action packed, and plenty of smut. 18+ ONLY Trigger warnings!: adult language, graphic violence, scenes of a sexual nature, abuse. (Started August 2021) All rights reserved.

Enfer di Alighieri married a tyrant. To be exact, it was a contract marriage. All he had to do was bear the emperor a child. Easy enough. But the members of this family... there's something strange about them? "Mother, the truth is...I'm a regressor..." "Mother, this lowly one will level up faster to protect you." Enfer isn't quite sure what they're talking about, but children will be children. As long as they're having fun, that's all that matters. But why is his husband acting weird, too? Status. Ongoing (updates Friday-Saturday KST] Started. 4/10/25

High King Aureus Noctís III has seen the future. In one vision, his firstborn son Dain claims the throne through conquest, drenched in the blood of his own people. In another, his younger son Kieran rules through secrets and shadows, reshaping destiny itself. And in the worst of them all, the Onyx Crown lies shattered, the kingdom undone. To save Shabandra, Aureus made his choice: Dain would be sent to Ferron. Kieran would inherit the throne. He thought he was preventing war. But the Loom is unraveling. The shadows are moving. And the two brothers, separated by fate, are about to collide in a battle that could break the world itself. Woe to the conquered.

The great city of Qemassen is at a crossroads. A powerful empire from beyond the ocean threatens to reignite a centuries-old feud. A slave rebellion brews in the tangled labyrinth of tunnels beneath the city streets. And Crown Prince Ashtaroth, the city's supposed saviour, is considered unfit to rule even by those closest to him. When the high priest burns one of the royal children alive as a desperate offering to the city's absentee gods, it destroys the fragile peace within Qemassen's scheming first family. Seeking revenge for the death of her child, Ashtaroth's mother calls on a powerful demon named Lilit. But Lilit cannot be trusted. Her cruel machinations pit brother against sister and father against daughter, laying waste to Ashtaroth's family. Then Lilit approaches Ashtaroth with a demonic pact of his own-one that could save his people and his home. But between war from without and a revolution erupting within, even a demon may not be enough to keep Qemassen standing. Set in a secondary world based on the conflict between Ancient Carthage and Rome, The Wings of Ashtaroth is a sprawling, multi-POV epic fantasy, full of queerness, political intrigue, and demons.

A rebellion brings Elyas Roverik and Sayra Olloria in a marriage that could destroy both of them. Elyas had no choice but to choose a side in war, and he chose to support the bastard son of King Sylas. After almost dying, Elyas has no desire to keep fighting, but he is no craven and continues to support Darin Varrion. After the capital falls and the king takes his own life, Elyas is thrown in a dangerous plot that could claim his life. Sayra was sent to marry King Sylas, although she was even younger than his bastard son. After five years in a miserable marriage, Sayra wants nothing more than to return home. Unfortunately, when the nobles rise against her husband, Sayra becomes a valuable hostage. As a new heir raises an army on distant shores, Elyas and Sayra must choose their side and fight for their survival.

Powers are integral to the identity of immortals, but for Raini, who was born with only immortality and no other abilities, it felt like a cruel twist of fate. Every day, she persists in cultivating her spiritual core, hoping that someday she, too, will possess abilities like the others. But fate seems to play its hand well. Deep inside, she knows she will never possess any abilities because she is a "halfling," just as everyone says. All rights reserved 2025 Status: On-going

Faerie General Astrid returns after thirty relentless years of fighting in Thunodrun, only to find that peace is short-lived. Alongside General Arkin and the King's best soldiers, she is thrown into another battle. As dark truths about the throne come to light, Astrid must choose: will she fight to restore the honor of her people, or will the weight of betrayal make her turn her back on them? Time is running out, and the fate of her kin is at stake. Genre: Political Fantasy Status: Complete

He burned for control. She was born of chaos. Together, they'll shatter the laws that broke them-and forge a love fierce enough to change everything. - In a kingdom where magic is law and the powerless are sold like cattle, survival is a coin few can afford. Every season, the poorest are swept from the streets and auctioned off as Familiars - living mana batteries to feed the ambitions of greedy sorcerers. Forgotten. Disposable. Erissa expected pain when she was claimed by Lord Kaelen Carmentis - the coldest sorcerer in the court, and heir to one of the oldest bloodlines in the realm. She didn't expect the bond to awaken something inside her. And she certainly didn't expect that, in the silence between them, she would feel safe. But Familiars aren't meant to be felt. And whatever is growing between them... is breaking every rule. Because she was never meant to survive the system. She was meant to rewrite it - and burn the old world down in the process.