Aracadia invites you into divided city where the past whispers, the future calls, and the present demands everything you've got because there is an immense appropriated force that has propelled the city and everything in it into an era of unprecedented progress, yet, as many are beginning to discover, the human heart, left unchecked proves to be deceptively treacherous. What if your second chance came with a twist you never saw coming? Terrchel was never meant to be human. But fate has a strange sense of humor. Thrown from the forgotten corners of existence into a world that feels both like a dream and a memory, Terrchel wakes up in a body that doesn't feel like his own. Everything is strange too loud, too bright, too real. And then there's her..the woman with crimson red hair who always seems one step ahead, watching him with eyes that know too much. "Where am I? Why me? And how do I carry a destiny I never asked for?" This is a story about second chances, about finding meaning in chaos, and about learning that sometimes the greatest treasures are hidden in the places we least expect.

📕 Blurb: 100 years ago, the Lunarians and Solarians lost their home. Banished from paradise after generations of war, both peoples now live together in exile within the Varee, waiting for the one person capable of opening the path back: the Key. Dawn was never supposed to survive long enough to become that person. Born as an impossible child between light and darkness, Dawn grows up caught between gods who play games with lives, heroes haunted by their sins, and a world still struggling to forgive itself. To become Key, he must survive impossible trials and discover what he truly is-before old hatreds buried by war claw their way back from the dead. To save the world, Dawn must first survive becoming the thing everyone else needs him to be. But can he forgive them? 🔆 Similar Inspirations: Kingdom Hearts, Full Metal Alchemist, Made In Abyss, Attack On Titan, Hunter x Hunter. ❗️Content warnings: Bullying, ableism, mild innuendo, crude humor, infrequent profanity, racism, fantasy violence, graphic injury, slavery, emotional abuse, none explicit nudity, and passive suicidal ideation. 🧮 Current word count: 85,260

An Omega should never have been chosen as Luna. Especially not at the School for Shifters, where monsters rule, power decides everything, and weakness gets torn apart. Cybele arrives at the academy expecting humiliation, survival, and nothing more. Instead, the ancient Stones choose her, throwing her into the center of a savage political war she was never meant to survive. Now every faction wants something from her. The wolves want her obedient. The fae want to bind her. And one dragon watches her like she is something rare enough to keep. In a school where desire, dominance, and power are always tangled together, Cybele will have to decide whether she will remain prey... or become something far more dangerous. A dark paranormal academy romance with enemies-to-lovers tension, possessive heroes, brutal pack politics, forbidden attraction, and a heroine forced to rise. #werewolf #omegaverse #shifterromance #dragonromance #darkromance #fantasyromance #luna #alpha #academy

Centuries before a coveteous power struggle, a benevolent king, Yasu, and his four sons ruled over the kingdom of Genya in peace. However, an invasion by the Kataki clan and the threat of Yasu's death prompts an adventure to discover a new land. Yasu, along with his sons: Bentarou, Mizuki, Haru, and Kimura set out together in order to find peace for their people. Amidst new territories to discover, friends and foes to meet along the way, and dangers unlike anything they have ever experienced, will the bonds between them strengthen, or will they crumble? A prequel to "The Fate That Binds Us".

This is not a story about what happens. It's about what almost does. At an Ivy League medical school, Isabelle Laurent is known as the Ice Queen-brilliant, distant, untouchable. No one gets close. No one stays. Alexander Whitmore was never supposed to be different. Charming, privileged, and infamous for never staying longer than a few weeks, he understands desire. What he doesn't understand, until Isabelle, is restraint. She believes he doesn't want her. He knows wanting her openly would destroy everything. So they choose the most dangerous thing instead: friendship. "The most dangerous thing about Alexander Whitmore was not his reputation, nor his charm, nor the power he would one day inherit. It was the fact that he never asked for anything from me, and somehow, without realizing it, I had begun to give him everything that mattered." Slow burn • Dual POV • Consent • Emotional intimacy