Interitus have been destroying universes for thousands of years, defying the Venenarius who seem powerless against them. Due to the Interitus, Kenneth Jace Davis is overwhelmed with the new knowledge that there are magical people and thousands of universes. When a nervous but talkative girl aspires to be his friend, Kenneth must balance his internal struggles and the well-being of his new friend. He carries the burden of never being safe from impending danger, and he and his loved ones are never secure. The questions of the Interitus' intentions and Kenneth's purpose in all this only add to the confusion of the universes and their rings.

Chicago, 1995. A city humming with heat, surveillance, and slow-burning revolt. Supernatural kids like Avery Walker are tested, tracked, and forced to pass as human. Fail the exam, and you disappear. Succeed, and you survive another year pretending you're something you're not. Avery's been hiding for years; from what he is, from what he's done, and from the truth about his older brother's disappearance. His only plan is to lay low, keep quiet, and avoid anything that might set him off. Then he meets Isabella Green, a sharp, soft-spoken cheerleader with something fractured behind her eyes. She has secrets of her own, ones that cut deeper than anyone knows. And when Avery sees what her father does to her behind closed doors, he can't look away. Their bond begins as a lifeline. But survival is never simple. Not in a world where supernatural powers are outlawed, government forces hunt without mercy, and grief comes with a body count. The closer they grow, the more dangerous the truth becomes - not just about each other, but about what's waking beneath the surface of them both. And when the violence finally reaches their doorstep, Avery is forced to make a choice: stay hidden and stay safe, or rise - even if it means the city burns with him.

In Dearmad, no one remembers. Every five years, the Reset wipes clean every memory, every bond, every truth. Families are reassigned. Histories erased. And no one questions it - because they don't remember they ever could. Except Maeve. For reasons even she doesn't understand, Maeve remembers everything. The love she lost. The lives she lived. And the lies the government hides behind smiling faces and Sentinels at the gates. Why is everybody made to forget? What secrets are waiting to unfold? Maeve is determined to find out what truth is being hidden. But the deeper she digs, the more she realises: remembering might be more dangerous than forgetting.

A tale of two supreme demi-god rivals {very sarcarstic and mischievous ones at that} born in the mortal realm, who had sworn not to let each other live in harmony and serenity without the intrusion of the other, until fate took twisted turns. *******Jelsa, a weirdo, {with extra-ordinary weird abilities of course} who has lived in a magic boarding school with no idea of who his parents are or who pays his tuition, is set to be the destiny and the future of Hollows, the centre of magic and a place in which it was said magic was born. But our young hero can't do this alone for he needs the help of his rival, the proud Silver prince, a legend, {with mythical abilities too} a warrior since his birth (how is that possible? I don't know) who is known for his enormous ego, arrogant in all his doings but still yet, smart. As these two set along on their Journey of both self discovery and that of fate,{which never started well of course} they both discover connecting dots about their pasts, and a link. Defeating fairytale and mythical beasts, a bond is established, and journeying through the valleys brought new rays of ideas and hope, all for Hollows, and partially for them and their friends. But evil is never always easy to defeat. for our friends, it was a moment of challenge, weird test of loyalty, to themselves, and to their country. Friendships being put to the test as the darker days of Hollows approaches, much to the disarray of our friends. In all, we all know who will always win. But when that feeling of provincialism, of self righteousness, that always right attitude and inability to take good advice from people who you feel are under you, especially at the face of certain betrayals, trust is almost severed. Will our friends find a way of reconciliation, forgiveness and trust again to win this battle or will pride bring about the end of Hollows, magic, friendship and trust forever?