Kaviel Sterling has mastered the art of invisibility. Well--mostly. Between hosting anonymous midnight live confessions and burying himself in books, he's mostly unperceivable But invisibility isn't just a preference, it's a survival tactic. Blending into the shadows of his own home means he gets to wake up without fresh bruises. His only escapes are his high-level physics equations, Swedish fish candy and his chaotic best friend, Heather, whose unhinged schemes are the only thing grounding him in reality. Until a single late night exchange changes everything. He's thrust into the golden, privileged world of the star swimmer, Aster Montgomery. Too observant for his own good, too sweet for Kaviel to digest. He holds the key to live footage of that treacherous night. What should have been a one and done night, becomes the catalyst that keeps thrusting these two boys together. And Kaviel is stubbornly trying to keep their two worlds apart.

Sabina grew up anticipating two things in life; she would rule Averyon and be married off to an eligible member of court. At only nineteen, she hoped to enjoy the Solstice Festival with her friends. Instead, they are attacked by the Night Crawlers, fearsome beasts which only come out at night. When a duke from the Umbral Court takes advantage of the chaos and kidnaps Sabina, he gets more than he bargains for. Sabina is actually the hidden heir of Ingo, a werewolf from the small settlement of Salvius. Her mother, Queen Hadriana, has kept her true identity secret for years to be able to assimilate into the Fae realm. As secrets unravel, Sabina has a choice to either protect the kind that would kill her because of her hybrid nature or protect a people she knows nothing about.

Alex Dubois never expected an old journal to change their life, let alone connect them to someone living a hundred years in the past. When they start exchanging messages with Claude Lublin, a struggling architecture student in 1900s Paris, their lives become entangled across time. As their conversations deepen, so does their bond. They share their dreams, fears, and the mysteries of their timelines. And with each message, the mystery deepens: why can they talk to each other and what happens when ink on paper is no longer enough?

He was never supposed to stay. Simon Riley was the kind of man people avoided in hallways-quiet, distant, always leaving before anyone could truly know him. The kind of neighbor Freya didn't expect to learn the sound of, or the rhythm of his life through a shared wall. And yet... somehow, she did. He didn't talk much. He didn't need to. She learned him in pieces instead-through repairs he didn't have to do, through the way he lingered a little longer each time he knocked, through the quiet ways he kept showing up when he didn't have a reason to. Simon didn't belong to softness. But he kept coming back to hers. A slowburn neighbor AU featuring Simon "Ghost" Riley, where domestic quiet turns into obsession, protection, and consequences neither of them are ready for.

Lyle finds himself in a world of mysticism and mythos after walking through a veil that protects the mythical creatures from humans. He has no memory of the kingdom, but he can't help feeling he's been here before; the kingdom of Thaegalla is where he was always meant to be. Zorael the Elven and Fae hybrid King of the kingdom of Thaegalla has a heart broken and dark heart after loosing the only person he cared about. Zorael doesnt understand why Lyle feels so fimailair. **There will be six more chapters, which are all set to be published by the 17th of June**