TRAILER : https://youtu.be/6NPbnNINsyI "I didn't mean to kill him. At least, not the first time." --- Behind the quiet charm of Amelia's flower shop lies a carefully cultivated world-one where beauty masks something far more deliberate. Every bouquet is arranged with precision. Every choice carries meaning. Because in Amelia's world-the flowers always find a way.

Strange messages. Missing memories. A reflection that doesn't feel right. Ira's world starts to fall apart when she begins to notice things that no one else can see. Is someone stalking her... or is her mind playing dangerous games?

*Content Warning*: This story is a mature romance intended for adult readers. It explores themes of power dynamics, systemic exploitation within the fashion industry, sexual content, and emotional manipulation. Reader discretion is advised. In the ruthless world of high fashion and elite power, two women from different small towns find themselves on divergent paths of obsession and survival. Amara, dubbed "The Innocent," is thrust into the path of Xavier Kane, a cold-blooded shipping magnate who sees more in her than a mere transaction. While Amara navigates a world designed to use her, she discovers a fire within herself that transforms her from a pawn into a queen. Chantel, known as "The Experience," is driven by a jagged ambition to conquer the very men who try to own her. Driven by a desperate need for validation, she aligns herself with the shadows of Vanguard Elite, only to realize that her greatest rival is the one woman she once dismissed. As they navigate the predatory corridors of Manhattan's elite, the lines between love and leverage blur. It is a tale of glamour, betrayal, and the devastating price of reaching for the sun. The Radiance and The Ruin Saga - Book One

╰┈➤ ❛❛𝑫𝒊𝒅 𝒘𝒆 𝒋𝒖𝒔𝒕 𝒅𝒓𝒊𝒇𝒕 𝒊𝒏𝒕𝒐 𝒆𝒂𝒄𝒉 𝒐𝒕𝒉𝒆𝒓'𝒔 𝒍𝒊𝒗𝒆𝒔?❜❜ One reckless morning changed everything. For Jaehyun, it was the moment he finally slowed down. For Claire, it was the moment she let someone in again. What began as a near accident became the start of something real, unexpected, tender, and true.

( 1 edition ) The disappearance of two students from a consolidated middle and high school in Philadelphia left their parents facing serious psychological problems for three years. In addition, the teenagers suspected of the crime were subjected to inappropriate punishments and sent to a reformatory. The book's narrative alternates between past and present, introducing Athena Clark, a girl who seeks to reopen the book club formerly owned by a girl who disappeared three years ago. Athena must overcome serious challenges to unravel a complex web of riddles and lies. She discovers that the riddles are part of a larger mystery taking place in the magical world of the Netherworld. It's a realm closed to humans that Athena and her newfound book club members must traverse to discover the truth about the kingdom of Morsalia and save it from false truths and despair. The challenge is to find the missing teens and ensure the continued existence of the book club, which is in danger of being shut down.

Lydia kissed Kimberly first. It was graduation night. Eighteen. Terrified. Certain. Kimberly left anyway. For twelve years, they didn't speak. Now, a chance reunion forces them to confront everything they buried - the silence, the pride, the words they never said, and the love that never really left. Lydia has built a careful life, one that doesn't leave room for heartbreak. Kimberly has spent years convincing herself she made the right choice. But proximity has a way of undoing old defenses, and the tension between them isn't just history, it's unfinished. What begins as cautious conversation turns into stolen glances. Late-night confessions. The kind of slow, deliberate intimacy that only two people who have known each other at eighteen, and survived apart, can share. Because loving someone at eighteen is reckless. Loving them at thirty-five is a choice. And this time, neither of them is running. Words We Never Said is a sweeping, emotionally rich second-chance romance about first love, forgiveness, and choosing the person who has always felt like home.

Humanity has fallen, hiding underground for the sake of their survival. Clinging to the remains of the old civilization, bringing back old vehicles and modifying them to become battle-machines, steeds to lead the human resistance against their enemy, the harbingers of their collapse: The Razorgen. Highly advanced Biomechanical beings resembling animals that once roamed the Earth. The story follows Thomas Mere and Mia Reze, captains of a team that they built: The Blackout Ghouls. With their flagship car, Little Ghoul, they race through the dusty trails of their collapsed world, letting their love lead the way. If the world has fallen, has love vanished as well? Would ending this war, be the answer to find happiness? Has love perished because of the machines? Or did love perish, because humanity forsake it? *Author's note: A new part will be published on the 15th and 30th of every month.*

Three cousins-a disgraced knight who sets things on fire, a scholar princess who reads too much, and a duke whose daughter is a phoenix (she's not technically alive, but don't tell him that)-accidentally void a thousand year old peace treaty with a stolen magical sewing needle while on a treasure hunt. Now a dead queen is suing them. And the frost fairies are attacking their kingdom. They have to find a solution before there's nothing left to save.

Content Warning: This story contains themes of abuse, mental illness, blood, and drug use. Reader discretion is advised. If any of this feels familiar or personal, please know you're not alone. Feeling overwhelmed or emotional doesn't make you weak-it makes you human. If you're going through something and don't have anyone to talk to, you can always message me. My DMs are open on Instagram @thegoob_first. No judgment. Just someone who's willing to listen. ⸻ People say it gets better. That pain is temporary. That if you just "hold on," things will change. But I've been holding on so tight my hands are bleeding, and nothing's changed- except me. I'm thirteen, and I'm already tired. Not just sleepy. I mean tired in my bones. Tired of pretending school matters. Tired of dodging fists and fake smiles. Tired of being the leftover twin. Kevin was the one people loved. The loud one. The brave one. He used to say we were two halves of the same storm. But he's gone. Drowned in a river we weren't supposed to be near. And I'm still here. Alone. Sometimes I wonder if the wrong twin died. And some days, I know it. My mom won't look at me the same. My dad's fists speak louder than his words. And me? I gave up a long time ago. So I did what you're not supposed to do. I ended it. Only-I didn't. Because I woke up. Again. Same day. Same weight in my chest. Same pain. Now I can't even die right. But then I met her. Skye. And suddenly, dying isn't the hardest part anymore. Living is.

Caleb Mercer has walls so high even he can't climb them. He doesn't talk. Doesn't trust. Doesn't let anyone close. The bruises on his skin are a secret, and the scars on his heart are deeper. He's learned the hard way that caring means getting hurt. Jamie Chen sees through every single one. He's patient when Caleb pushes him away. Kind when Caleb is cruel. He shows up, again and again, until Caleb starts to believe that maybe, just maybe, some people stay. But healing isn't linear. The past doesn't let go easily. And when Caleb's world threatens to collapse, Jamie has to decide: How much of himself is he willing to give to save someone who doesn't believe he's worth saving? A story about broken people, unexpected love, and learning that you don't have to be fixed to be worthy of being held.