After a mysterious fire destroys their family estate, three orphaned siblings-Elias (15, logical inventor), Flora (13, fierce researcher), and Pip (7, quiet but observant)-are forced to move from one bizarre guardian to another. Each chapter lands them in a new location with dangerous plots, strange adults, and sinister threats, mostly orchestrated by the wicked and theatrical Count Dreadmar, who is obsessed with stealing their hidden family fortune. Unbeknownst to them, the Grimwell children's parents were part of a secret society known as The Mirror Circle, and each chapter brings the children closer to uncovering the society's secrets... and their parents' fates.

When Frank "Franco" Bellini, a feared Brooklyn mob underboss, testifies against his syndicate in exchange for witness protection, he chooses the last place anyone would look for him: the quiet Nordic town of Elvheim, Norway. But old habits die hard, and soon Franco finds himself entangled in local politics, small-town crime, and an underground world that's far stranger-and colder-than anything back in Brooklyn.

At 14, Kyro Serrano murdered a gang lieutenant in broad daylight and was sentenced to a maximum-security prison. At 21, he walked out a changed man-with a plan to build the deadliest, richest, and most chaotic drug empire the world has ever seen. Armed with unmatched brutality, digital warfare, and a vision soaked in blood, Kyro forms the Crimson Throne-a global cartel powered by fear, betrayal, and blackmail. Bombings level federal buildings. Politicians are bought, blackmailed, or executed. Enemies vanish. Allies kneel. From underground meth labs to private bunkers, child soldier armies to blackmail-driven war rooms, Kyro's reach stretches from South America to Europe, Africa, and beyond. He doesn't just control the streets- He controls the world. This is not just a rise to power. It's an obliteration of everything in the way. If you're a fan of Scarface, Narcos, or Power-prepare to meet the king who makes them all look tame.

In A Grim Future, Society is split into two harsh realities: The Core, an elite paradise with limitless resources, and The Fringe, a crumbling wasteland of overpopulation, violence, and scarcity. Every year, all 18-year-olds are given a one-time chance to join The Core by passing a brutal series of psychological, physical, and moral trials called The Passage. Only 2% make it.