APOLLINAIRE is the grandson of the oldest witch in the South. He's the first boy born in her line for three hundred years, and she guards him jealously, teaching him all the magic she knows before anyone else can corrupt him. Between his bloodline and his talent, there's a lot riding on his shoulders, all before he's twelve years old. And then his father sues for custody in the divorce. PAUL ST. ROSE is an emergency medic. At 21, it's not the end of his career path-or his schooling-but it's a good place to land and catch his breath. He's always done well in high-stress environments, managing to keep his cool even when the world is falling apart around him. But when his grandmother dies, he's pulled back into the life he used to lead: back into Old Mère's rickety trailer with the black soil garden out front; back into the social rough-and-tumble of his mother's side of the family, rife with petty backstabbing; back into who he used to be. Between the cold success of Paul and the honeysuckle-sweet occultism of Apollinaire, he crumbles under the weight of everything that he was supposed to be by now. He's always done well in high-stress environments. But what can he do when he's the one falling to pieces?

Avery Harwood is one of the many Witches that live in Tithe Manor. His life begins to change drastically with the arrival of new neighbours, and a recently gifted prophecy from the local Seidr.

Some things are deadly when broken... Sold for the price of a pig, trained into the most expensive male escort in the peninsula, Hasheem, the Silver Sparrow of Azalea, finds himself running from his hard-earned life of privilege when a woman decides to die in his room. Forced to escape through hostile territories belonging to desert warriors, Hasheem runs into Djari, the immovable daughter of a tribal chieftain who offers him protection in exchange for an oath of lifetime servitude. Prophesied by her oracle brother as the one born to end the centuries-long war between her people and an empire, Djari's precarious destiny plunges them both into the blood sport of power, politics, and warfare that exacts heartbreaking sacrifices in exchange for peace. CONTAINS VIOLENCE, STRONG LANGUAGE AND SEXUAL CONTENT Amazon Bestseller #1 in Fantasy Anthologies #1 in War Fiction #1 in Asian Myth and Legend #1 in Asian Literature Wattpad contests: #Fantasy Winner - Aesthete Awards 2020 #1st in Fantasy - Chaos Awards 8 2020 #1st in Fantasy - Majestic Wings Awards 2019 #1st in Adventure- Ace Awards 2020 #2nd in Fantasy - Gothica Awards 2020 #2nd in Fantasy - The Ruby Awards 2019 #2nd in fantasy - Majestic Awards 2019 #3rd in fantasy - The Wolf Awards 2020 #3rd in fantasy - Fabulous Awards 2019 #3rd in Fantasy - Genre Awards 2019 # Honorable mention (all genre) - The Genre Contest 2019 # Top ten finalists (all genre) - The High Tide Awards 2019 FEATURED ON @fantasy profile reading list FEATURED ON @adventure profile reading list. FEATURED ON @newlywrittenbooks profile reading list. FEATURED ON @storiesundiscovered Garnet reading list 2019 FEATURED ON @ultimatewriters Wanderlust & Ventures reading list FEATURED ON @psychologicalnovel reading list FEATURED ON @badassreads reading list FEATURED ON @wattpaddarkfantasy reading list

In a world where vampires rule the night and sirens sing a deadly song, Jeffrey Evangeline, a powerful and ambitious vampire, has one goal: to secure a fragile peace between his kind and the sirens. But amidst the high-stakes political plots and dangerous games, one thing threatens to disrupt everything, his fated mate. Rose Miller, a human social media manager whose scent alone sends Jeffrey spiraling into obsession. Vampires and sirens are fighting for power; can he balance duty, lust, and fate, or will his obsession with Rose destroy everything? -------- DISCLAIMER: THIS BOOK IS WRITTEN IN ENGLISH UPDATE SCHEDULE: Every SUNDAY

Her love is a weapon. It's killed before. And this time, she's sworn it won't happen again. Everyone at Blackthorn University thinks Kara is just another human girl juggling midterms, frat parties, and overpriced lattes. No one suspects the truth: that she's a Phoenix shifter, hiding in plain sight in a world ruled by werewolves and lycans. Even her closest friends don't know the fire simmering beneath her skin. But Kara isn't just hiding from them, she's hiding from fate. From the one thing she dreads more than anything else: her mate. She's done letting her love be a death sentence. She won't survive another loss. The scars she bears run deeper than flesh. So when Ryker, the dangerously magnetic lycan General, realizes Kara is his fated mate, she does exactly what she swore she would. She pushes him away. Again. And again. And again. But lycans don't walk away from their mates. And Ryker? He's dominant, possessive, and utterly relentless. He's a storm she can't outrun, a flame that won't go out. And every heated glance, every stolen moment, threatens to shatter the walls she's spent years building. As secrets ignite and her past begins to unravel, Kara must face the truth: Can she let herself love again, knowing it could destroy them both? Or will her lies-and the deadly curse entwined with her love-be the very thing that dooms them forever?

Dr. Nicole Isbel is put into cryosleep. When she awakens, the world is no longer how she left it. Humans have abandoned her...but why? Follow the journey of Dr. Isbel as she encounters strange extraterrestrial beings and forms a "unique" relationship along the way (in the name of science, of course). ~Top Rankings~ #1 Fiction [Feb 2023] #1 Post-Apocolyptic [Feb 2023] #1 Alpha [Feb 2023] #2 Paranormal [Feb 2023] #2 Alien [Mar 2023] #1 Paranormal [Apr 2023] #1 Post-Apocolyptic [Apr 2023] #1 Alien [Apr 2023] #1 Alien [May 2023] #1 Alien [June 2023] #1 Alien [July 2023] #1 Alien [August 2023]

Social outcast Kalara Gaumont -half human, half water-nymph- has a never before seen power; liquid metal manipulation. To protect her, her father forced her to pretend to be without mana inviting ridicule and abuse from the other villagers and her peers. Kalara's only refuge is across the border in the elven nation of Effleheim until she's discovered by an elf. With her only slice of happiness threatened, Kalara fights to keep her refuge, entangling herself further with the human-hating elf. As their relationship deepens, a fast approaching war threatens their fragile friendship and Kalara finds an unlikely ally in a newly stationed military man. With tensions quickly escalating, lines are crossed and Kalara's newly formed friendships are tested; relationships rent by betrayal and stitched together by the fear of being alone.

Long ago, a family was placed under a curse that could only be broken by the heir falling in love by the rising of the full moon in their hundredth year. When Alissa is chosen as the next bride for the latest heir, she refuses to give him her heart. But fate, it seems, has other plans... CW: Suicide Mention | All Rights Reserved. This book has only been posted to Wattpad, Inkitt, MoFic, and Ritoria. If it has been found on any other site than the aforementioned, then it has been stolen. No AI has been used in the creation of this work.

When Avery noticed a small, suspicious spot on her arm, she didn't think too much of it at first... until it began to spread.

Seventeen-year-old Calla Thorne arrives in the coastal town of Meridian Bay carrying two things: a cassette tape of her mother singing the same song seventeen different ways, and a curse that lets her predict when people are going to die. After her mother's suicide-which Calla predicted but couldn't prevent-she takes a bus to Meridian Bay, a coastal town where fog rolls in like forgotten memories and cats gather in patterns that seem too deliberate to be coincidence. She rents a room from Mrs. Chen, who makes jasmine tea and asks no questions about the weight Calla carries. The local library becomes her refuge, where she meets River, a librarian who understands that some people are born to see things others cannot. Thomas, the lighthouse keeper, shepherds the dying toward peaceful endings. Like Calla, he carries a gift that feels more like a curse. The snails that appear after each death leave silver trails in spirals, as if writing messages in a language neither of them can read. But something else moves through Meridian Bay, something that feeds on shock and unexpected endings. It has been watching Thomas, growing hungry as he transforms chaotic deaths into gentle transitions. Now it has noticed Calla. The entity calls to her through dreams of a place called the Mirror Coast, where all unheeded warnings go to echo. There, her predictions would finally be believed. There, she could save everyone she's ever tried to warn. But some gifts aren't meant to bring comfort. Some truths exist not to be believed, but simply to be spoken into a world that needs preparing for what's coming, whether it wants to listen or not. When Calla must choose between the Mirror Coast and the real world, she discovers that the loneliest burden becomes lighter when shared with others who understand that seeing clearly is both gift and responsibility. A story about prophecy, community, and learning that home isn't where you're understood-it's where you're needed.