Veronica Richards hosts a late-night radio show at 3 AM. Tonight she read a summoning spell from a real spell book. It worked. The Reaper killed her. Then she woke up. A voice calling itself the Herald says it can help. It's lying. Veronica's got three deaths to figure that out - or she'll die forever.

Selena wakes up with her face on a keyboard and the taste of stale whiskey. She's late to class. Again. The empty bottles on her desk have become decoration. The cursor on her blank document has been blinking at her for three weeks. She's a transgender woman who came out and lost everything: her parents, her friends, her place in the world. The only thing that hasn't abandoned her is the bottle. Then Professor Lambert pairs her with Caitlyn for a Shakespeare project. Caitlyn is blonde, popular, and surrounded by homophobic friends. She's also looking at Selena in a way that makes Selena's stomach drop. What starts as forced proximity becomes genuine connection. A party. A bathroom rescue. Pizza at Geraldi's. A confession in a bedroom surrounded by empty bottles. Two lonely girls who've been hiding who they are find each other - and decide to stop hiding.

Mark Camus works the night shift at a convenience store that smells like old regret. He smokes too much weed. He avoids eye contact. He's got nothing going on and he likes it that way. A woman in a black suit walks in, buys a bag of chips, and offers him twenty dollars to put a family phone call on speaker. The call isn't from his mother. The voice on the other end knows things it shouldn't - things about his dead father, about where Mark is right now, about what's waiting outside. The voice makes sounds that human throats can't produce. And it won't stop telling him to come home. Cover art by @Khonojeya030

When bandits murder British heiress Kate McCannon's family and steal their priceless obsidian diamond, they leave her for dead with a bullet in her skull. But Kate survives, crawling from the blood-soaked waters with fragments of memory and an unquenchable thirst for vengeance. Battling blackouts and vertigo from her head wound, Kate tracks her family's killers across the brutal American frontier. But as Kate closes in on the bandits, she discovers the ambush wasn't random. Someone powerful wanted them dead, and they'll kill again to protect their secrets.

Clara Ravenfall, a young herbalist bereft of magical powers finds her cottage razed to the ground by witch-hunters, led by their elusive commander "The Being". She decides to make the trek to safety with her sister and sister-in-law, but when coming face to face with their estranged Father how will she react? How will their family dynamic be permanently altered?

After being passed over by God's blessing of superpowers, Portland high schooler Felix Ravenfall steals a forbidden spellbook and transforms into a magical girl vigilante who catches the attention of The Promised Hand, a government-sanctioned league of superheroes. As Mahoko climbs their ranks, she discovers the organization's mandate to protect the people is also a tool for suppressing dissent, forcing her to weigh belonging against the cost of enforcing a system built on control. Her journey from powerless outcast to accredited hero sets the stage for a confrontation that will ask whether real change happens from inside the machinery of power, or only when that machinery is torn down.