Werewolves have revealed themselves to the world, and a large pack has formed in the rebranded town of Neo Luna. Reporter Faith Nyland is a human resident of the town. One day, she picks up more than she bargained for when she is attacked by a stray lawless pack on the outskirts of town. DISCLAIMER NOT OMEGA VERSE

After a heist gone wrong, five teens receive the ultimate punishment... To be forced to Participate in the Champions' Games, the prize of which is to enter The Maze that lay beyond the walls of their city, created many centuries ago by a scornful witch, cursing the city and its people to live in isolation. Nobody who's entered the Maze has been known to make it back alive. Will the gang survive? Or will they meet the same fate as those before them? **This book is more of a draft for my book to get feedback, some elements may change over time, if this happens I will include an author's note detailing the changes**

In Aberdeen's Diary, a young woman from Houston wakes up in a surreal and hostile labyrinth, detached from all logic and time. Trapped in a place where shadows conceal dangers and reality blurs, she struggles to maintain her sanity while recording every moment in her diary. Along the way, strange visions, cryptic messages, and terrifying creatures test her will to survive. This unsettling journal reveals a harrowing journey between reality and nightmare, where hope may be the only escape.

You are twenty-five, and your life is a salaryman who did nothing but writing emails non-stop under fluorescent light. Morning blends into night, and the days collapse into each other until you can't tell one from the next. Every evening, you walk the same streets. Neon flickers. The city exhales. You pass the bars, the arcades, the park - but none of them call to you. And then, one night, you see it. A small shop, half-empty, lit by a warmth the street doesn't have. A gentle voice greets you. A cup waits for you. It's nothing more than that. A chair, a drink, a conversation you didn't expect. Yet somehow, it stays with you. Because sometimes, the smallest kindness is enough to change how heavy the night feels.

A poor albino girl is sold by her parents to a cult leader believed to be a divine being To be one of Doma's favorite is a nightmare disguise as paradise and the only means to escape is through him. "In some religions, we consume the body of our savior - but here, our savior consumes us." Shiba is sold by her family into the service of a divine cult leader whose paradise is said to bring eternal bliss. But inside the temple's walls, prayers echo like dirges, rituals stain the floor red, and beauty is nothing more than a feast waiting to be devoured. Paradise Begins is a short, brutal descent into cult horror - a tale of false salvation, ritual sacrifice, and one girl's struggle to keep her soul intact when escape seems impossible.

This is a thought experiment on resiliency. Amy is the daughter of monsters. Her father shattered the mind of her abductor. Her mother rules overseas without a hint of empathy. Amy knows none of this as she grows up in peace with her adoptive father-until a goddess murders him and she is forced across the sea to confront the ruin her bloodline left behind. Thrust into a world of cruelty and power, Amy must decide: will she repeat her family's sins, or choose something harder-mercy? New chapters Sundays.

This is a tragedy. Aurora Hatal wants to burn it all down. Then she meets Milo- a seemingly brilliant and dangerous anarchist who has the power to do it. He remembers four lives. She remembers one. And in every single one, she dies for him. This time, their journey leads to the Fire Kingdom, where girls are executed for bearing magic. Aurora rewrites the rules, shifting power to the women and watching the regime collapse. In the Stone Kingdom, she and Milo fall into something she tries to call love. But he never wanted her soft. He never wanted her loyal. Not this time. His grief had curdled into something unrecognizable. He tells himself it's for her evolution, that she must be dangerous and walk alone. To grow, Aurora must reject the monster she once died for. As godlike illusions rise and the world fractures, she must choose: destroy everything-or become something new. Milo still thinks he's saving her. She thinks she loves him, but finally realizes that she's just trying to survive him.

The corporate-run city of Mecropolis pulses like a circuit board in the dark, with neon veins pumping power, secrets, and corruption under the ruthless watch of Anodyne Networks. Here, rebellion isn't just resistance. It's survival. Here, four souls entangle in the city's electric undercurrent, each fractured by the machine but wired to fight it: Nameless, ghosting through digital shadows, chases echoes from a past Anodyne buried but never forgot. Mister Whisper wears lies like armor, a woman masked in masculine ambiguity, trading secrets that could rewrite fate with a word. 404, the genius with circuitry in his bones and compassion in his code, sparks hope amidst the crushing gears of corporate oppression. And Reaper, part human, part machine, all fury, and living proof that sometimes you must become the monster to defeat one. In Neon Black, lines blur between flesh and steel, identity and illusion, freedom and obedience. The city is watching.

𝐊𝐡𝐚𝐭𝐫𝐢 𝐂𝐢𝐫𝐜𝐮𝐬 𝐒𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐞𝐬: 𝐁𝐨𝐨𝐤 𝟏 Freya Khatri takes her role as an aerialist very seriously. It's easy for her to be overlooked, constantly falling into the shadows of her older siblings - so, in order to stay visible and relevant, she trains hard and never fumbles a trick. She doesn't leave room for anything else in her life; she has her trapeze, ropes, and hoops, her family, her three mice, and that's all she'll ever need. Until he comes along. Santiago Stark ran away from home, and has been jumping trains and trucks for the past 3 weeks. With every intention to put his circus tricks to good use, he hitches a ride to the famous Khatri Circus. There, he meets Freya. At first, she's a beautiful, radiant being doing flips off of high ledges and swinging from one side of the room to the other by a single rope. Then he learns she's a Khatri, from the Khatri family, of the Khatri Circus. So he needs to look away. Especially when he discovers how terrified she is of getting close to people, of falling in love. Freya couldn't be more off limits. Why does that make him want her so much more?

Four very different lives destined to intertwine as mysteries come to light about disappearing werewolf children and Alphas who don't understand the depths of their responsibilities.