Nyla has spent years keeping her head down in the Hollow, healing the wounded, raising her young assistant, and staying invisible to the Empire that rules beyond the valley. That illusion ends the night an Imperial prince rides through her village with his feared entourage, hunting a fugitive. By dawn, the prince is found broken and bleeding in the snow. Nyla never intends to save him. Her oath leaves her no choice. Barius wakes stripped of title and memory, bound only to the healer who kept him alive. But when his past begins to surface, so does the truth: he is not a man the Hollow can afford to shelter and Nyla is not a woman the Empire will allow to remain untouched. As power closes in and loyalties fracture, Nyla is forced into the heart of Imperial politics, while Barius must choose between the man he was bred to be and the one he has become. In a world where mercy is dangerous and love is leverage, trust may prove the deadliest choice of all.

Exiled, Ignis Aerius tries everything to prove his innocence to his people, only it's not that easy. When everything else fails, he must decide against everything he was taught. Kiana Martin hates her boss, but when he shows a glint of humanity, she goes back to work for him. And when she witnesses something logic can't explain, her life is thrown into a new world she never thought existed and into the arms of her infuriating boss.

⸻ We Who Remember Nothing Long ago a soldier; Jake, dies in a war his world had sleepwalked into. Extracted at the moment of death by a force beyond his comprehension, he awakens in a world of beings; historians, who see reality as layered and malleable. As he tries to understand what's real, Jake is drawn into a deeper mystery, one buried beneath the myths of angels and demons, war and peace, good and evil. At the centre of it all is a boy who crops up in allegory and fable throughout history in the records of countless worlds. Parts to be released weekly.

I'm a Regulator-a law-enforcement agent who monitors the creatures of the Netherworld to keep them from wreaking havoc in the mortal world. When a dark-arts warlock is murdered and I was the last person to see him alive, I've got two choices. Either figure out whodunnit before I'm deported back to the Netherworld, or before I become the next victim. So, yeah, it's really more like I've got one choice. Enter Knight Vander, a cocky investigator sent from the Netherworld to work the case with me. Knight is what's called a Loki and he's the first of his kind I've ever come across. He was created by Hades, in Hades' own image and can I just say that Hades must have been pretty hot... Yeah, Knight is the sexiest guy I've ever seen but he's also bossy, demanding, and way too convinced of his own self-importance. As the body count increases, I find myself having to keep a sadistic demon in check all the while fending off the advances of a super powerful vampire, Bram. And dealing with Knight isn't exactly a walk in the park. Sometimes working law enforcement for the Netherworld is a real...

Dandorock is a world standing at a tipping point. The ancestors left behind relics, secrets, and curses - and now, the new generation must decide if they are heirs to the stars or victims of the past. Every family bears a mark. Every soul holds a story. And every war must be answered - with truth, blood, or flame.

Henry, a seasoned ice scout, is tasked with hunting down Tarina, a rogue scout who's been siphoning energy from anchored ice balls, rendering them useless for the bridge to Proxima Centauri. Each theft delays the mission, threatening the slow behemoths-massive ships carrying humanity's remnants-that rely on these resources. But when Henry finds Tarina, he discovers the thief isn't hoarding for greed. She is creating a fragile sanctuary since she won't sacrifice herself for a centuries-long doomed plan. Tarina's defiance forces Henry to question his own loyalty, culminating in a choice that could redefine his purpose-or end it.

After the death of her grandmother, Hyacinth does everything she can to survive in the dystopian world. She had been living as a marionette doing grunt works with one goal etched in mind: To find someone who might know something about her past. However, she soon gets entangled in the works of an agent who claims to help her, in exchange for working alongside him. Will she be able to fulfill her ambition, or will she only get caught in a bigger spiderweb where her skeletons get exposed?

SUMMARY: During an ill-fated anniversary date, an extra-dimensional gash in reality known as the Fracture compels Colleen Carlyle to unleash the suppressed memories of humanity's Fracture-imbued cousins, the Unbound, including those of the catastrophic world war once fought between them and humanity. When her boss and local Senator brands the Unbound a threat to humanity against her counsel, Colleen realizes their only chance at peace is to reunite the shards of a Fracture-imbued timepiece forged by her absent, godlike father known only as the Shaper. SIMILAR FEEL TO: Arcane, Twin Peaks, Succession AUDIENCE: Ages 18-45, Millennials and Gen Z who want a slow burning, emotionally charged adventure that speaks on themes of empathy, failure, generational trauma, and political power dynamics. NOT FOR: Readers who are looking for easy answers to complex problems, a beach read, action every other chapter, melodrama, despite the opening two chapters. Chapters 1 and 2 are designed to show you "what could be," and that needs to be seen first. As I will always say, I am willing to lose readers over this tonal shift. SENSITIVITY: Graphic Violence, Language, Light Surreal-Horror, Mental Health struggles and conversations. Sexuality is limited to a "Friendship/partnership relationship." rather than steamy male/female gaze, with the occasional compliment, passionate kiss and cuddle. I try to treat this subject with healthy respect. ZERO Explicit material or "taboo" subjects related to sexuality.

[ Summary ]: A decade after the world ended with the heavens tearing open and dead rising to hunt the living. Humanity and other peoples cling to existence in the shadow of its former glory. Mikhail, a gentle giant, navigates the remnants of the society in the New Cathedral City where hope itself is a dangerous folly, and every life must justify its right to existence. He is caught in a dark series of tragedies and murders that force many to confront the harsh truths none of them wish to face. Most of all, not Mikhail as he is haunted by a dark wolf and doors that should not be there all while being watched by two amused dolls. This is a Dark Murder Fantamystery story. [ SIMILAR FEEL TO ]: China Miéville's works (apparently, please note I am terrible at comparing this story to others) [ AUDIENCE ]: Ages 18-45, Millennials and Gen Z who want a slow burning, emotionally charged adventure that speaks on themes of empathy, failure, generational trauma, and political power dynamics in and that intends to confuse and challenge the reader. [ NOT FOR ]: Readers who are looking for easy answers to complex problems, a beach read, action every other chapter, melodrama, despite the opening two chapters. This story is complex and overly wrought, and meant [ SENSITIVITY ]: This story contains many dark themes and topics, not for the purpose of sensationalism--that being said, please read the following to determine if this story is for you: Depictions of; Homicide: Mass Ritual Killings, Filicide, Familicide, Premeditated, Second-Degree Abuse: familial emotional and physical abuse (of an adult), communal abuses of powers of minorities, and religious abuse of powers Mentions of; self-harm, drug use, sexual themes on abuse, abuse of minors, abuse of adults, killing of a pet [ Note ]: This story can also be found on Royal Road here (link pending)