Two worlds made by Elyon .........one is our world the other is trapped in a Book.....but the two worlds are very much connected, the first world was how it all began, and also where it will all end, Faust and his friends got mixed up in the destiny of this book, or was their destiny in it?

"Some dreams are born in silence. Some thrones are found in ashes." Eliora was never the kind of boy anyone believed in. A poor student from a forgotten village, carrying nothing but dreams too big for his background and faith too fragile for the storms ahead. But when a divine whisper calls him to lead in a world built to reject him, he must rise - not with money or fame, but with conviction, courage, and the weight of a calling that won't let him rest. This is not just the story of a boy. It's the fire of every nameless leader, the cry of every forgotten dreamer, and the journey of those who choose purpose over popularity. The Crown Without a Throne is a soul-stirring, politically charged, faith-filled tale of personal struggle, spiritual growth, and divine destiny. Welcome to the story of those the world never sees - until heaven puts them on the stage.

Dan, a young hunter in a kingdom wary of witches. Dan begins his day in a rush, unaware that a seemingly ordinary hunt will change his life forever. After a series of unfortunate events, including him being separated from his friend Bod, Dan finds himself at the mercy of the feared "Witch of the Woods." Expecting danger, he is instead met with an unexpected kindness from the witch, a mysterious figure with pale skin, white hair, and an air of mystery. She tends to his wounds and offers him shelter, forcing Dan to question everything he believed the church to say and what he's been taught to fear. (This story was written near the end of 2023. I wish to add to the story. the lore is changed a bit. Just no big changes) Writer note: the two chapters that are out will be rewritten. Mostly about the church. Will be updated as (updated)

In the shadow of Rome's grandeur and under the weight of imprisonment, an aging Peter reflects on the life that changed his own-and the world-forever. Through the hands of his young scribe, Mark, Peter recounts the extraordinary story of Jesus of Nazareth. Beginning with John the Baptist's call in the wilderness, this vivid retelling brings to life the miracles, teachings, and sacrifices of Christ through the eyes of the impulsive fisherman turned devoted disciple. From the bustling shores of Galilee to the chilling events at Golgotha, Peter's memories unfold with raw emotion, capturing the awe of witnessing Jesus' authority over nature, spirits, and death itself. But beyond the miracles and crowds, the story delves into the personal journey of a man who faltered, denied, and ultimately found redemption in the love of the Son of God. Told with heart and humanity, this novel weaves hope, faith, and the triumph of God's kingdom into an account that begins in a cell but echoes into eternity. Perfect for readers seeking an intimate perspective on the Gospel of Mark, this is a tale of good news that resonates with all who long for grace and renewal.

Eons ago, a third of the celestial host fell, cast from their heavenly home after a failed rebellion. Now, consumed by jealousy over God's choice of humanity to rule the Earth, the fallen angel plots a final, devastating demise for mankind. Humanity fallen has lost the privilege as royaly and became slaves to the darkness. But all hope is not lost. A prophecy whispers of The Seed of the Woman-a champion destined to do battle with the fallen one and his seed who would one day crush his head forever. Who is this mysterious Seed that the Serpent fears? And who are the chosen ancestors in the holy lineage? The battle of the seeds has begun.

Kijio grows up feeling like he never truly belongs-caught between broken families, expectations he never chose, and a home that rarely feels safe. Then he meets Ruan. Ruan isn't perfect. He's older, quiet in the ways that matter, and carries his own wounds. But to Kijio, he becomes something rare: a brother not by blood, but by choice. Together, they share ordinary days, unspoken understandings, and promises that feel small at the time-until one of them is taken too soon. When loss shatters everything Kijio knows, faith becomes the only place where answers might exist. And in the middle of grief, God reminds him that some promises don't end with goodbye. He Kept His Promise is a story about friendship, brotherhood, faith, and the quiet miracles that happen when love refuses to let go.

Jane Caldwell had always believed she controlled her life. Wealth, fame, influence - everything was hers for the taking. But when the Rapture strikes, millions vanish in an instant, leaving Jane and countless others behind in a world plunged into chaos. Amid the panic, she meets six strangers, each defined by one of the Seven Deadly Sins: Lust, Greed, Wrath, Envy, Gluttony, Sloth... and herself, Pride incarnate. Together, they must navigate a society collapsing under fear, famine, and a rising darkness that seems almost unstoppable. Every choice is a battle. Every temptation a test. And as the seven years of Tribulation unfold, Jane will be forced to confront the sins that have ruled her life - and the possibility of redemption she never thought she needed.

Before Georgia could find joy, she had to go through the deepest sorrow. For it's when we are at our lowest, God steps in. Georgia thought she was beyond grace. She knew Christ once, but walked away. In this novella, Georgia is redeemed, for though her sins are like scarlet- He washes white as snow. Charming, nostalgic, faith filled, this book is perfect for older readers. (Clean read/No romance).

Liv is a twelve-year-old Norwegian princess. She and her family love to help the poor, give toys to the orphans, and build homes and care for the homeless. That all changes one day, when a rebellion happens. Liv and her family are scattered and forced to flee. Liv flees to the forest with her sister, Freya, and cousin, Katherine. As they face many strange events, they try to sort out who overthrew them and who they would be. Will their life ever be the same again?

"The true light that gives light to everyone was coming into the world. He was in the World, and though the world was made through him, the world did not recognize him. He came to that which was his own, but his own did not receive him. Yet to all who did receive him, to those who believed in his name, he gave the right to become children of God--children born not of natural descent, nor of human decision or a husband's will, but born of God. The Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us. We have seen his glory, the glory of the one and only Son, who came from the Father, full of grace and truth." (John 1:9-14) What that first Easter might have been like. The climax of God's plan for humanity, from Palm Sunday to Peter's reinstatement. Main title and chapter titles are from songs that I used to capture the mood of the moment, as it were, and I would really encourage you to listen to them. They are: Main title: "Glory" by The City Harmonic 1. without a crown: "Baby Boy" by For King & Country 2. the taste of eternity is here on our lips: "Taste of Eternity" by Bellarive 3. let me see redemption win: "Worn" by Tenth Avenue North 4. i heard a voice from the other side singing, "hold fast, love lasts.": "Without You" by For King & Country 5. when you know it, once you know it, and you hold it--it's unforgettable: "To The Dreamers" by For King & Country 6. keep my head from going down: "Something To Believe In" by Parachute 7. i could use a fresh beginning, too: "Learning to Breathe" by Switchfoot (cover by @sugarcrystals, who is amazing and you should really check out her work. Both writing wise and cover wise. I literally gave her "thunder storm themed" and she came up with that. Because I am useless at giving hints.)