Five years after the war, the universe believes Thanos is gone forever. They are wrong. When Hela, Goddess of Death, returns from the void she was cast into, she brings with her the one being who nearly broke the universe-Thanos. But resurrection comes at a cost, and while Thanos seeks to finish what he started, Hela has no intention of being anyone's weapon. As Thor and Loki race to Earth to warn the Avengers, old alliances are tested, fractured gods walk among mortals again, and Wanda Maximoff-now fully realized in her power-stands at the center of a conflict that threatens reality itself. This time, the war will not be fought with stones alone.

For centuries, Atlantis has flourished through the power of resonance, mastering science so advanced it borders on magic. Yet for brilliant researcher Theron, every discovery leaves him with the same unsettling feeling-that something, or someone, is missing. When an impossible storm tears open a fracture in time, Theron joins a desperate expedition into the unknown. What begins as a scientific mission soon becomes a journey beyond everything Atlantis believes to be true. Across the divide lies another world-Lemuria, a land where nature and spirit exist in perfect harmony, untouched by the march of time. As two ancient civilizations collide, Theron finds himself drawn toward a woman whose voice has haunted his dreams for as long as he can remember. Bound by a connection that defies time itself, they must unravel the mystery linking their worlds before the fracture consumes them both. Some destinies are written across lifetimes. Others are written across time.

She died saving a child from a burning building. When she opened her eyes again, she found herself in a world filled with magic, monsters, powerful kingdoms, and ancient secrets-a world she knew all too well. Because she had read about it in a novel. But there was one problem. She hadn't been reincarnated as the heroine. She had transmigrated into the body of Rishima Grimaldi, the infamous villainess of The Crown of Ashes-the woman destined to lose everything, and die by execution. Knowing exactly how the story ends, she has only one goal: SURVIVE. ☆☆☆ Language: English Started: August 14, 2026 ON-GOING

At seventeen, Kate Hawthorne discovered Amber Hollow-a hidden world of magic, power, and four kings she loved enough to trust with her heart. She wanted to stay. The realm wouldn't let her. Heartbroken, Kate walked away. She grew up, married Xavier, had two beautiful children, and built the home she thought fate had denied her. Until twelve years later, she falls asleep beside her husband... and wakes in chains inside a supernatural kingdom. Then comes the impossible truth. Xavier has secrets powerful enough to unravel everything Kate believed about her marriage-and somehow, her husband is connected to the very world she left behind. But in a realm of Kings, Queens, magic and power, everyone has secrets. Including Kate. At seventeen, she begged this world to let her stay. At twenty-nine, she wants nothing more than to leave. Now the realm won't let her. Because fate has other plans. Four Kings become eight. Old bonds awaken. Trust breaks. Queens feel threatened. Ancient laws are challenged. And every time this world tries to break Kate, she rises higher. She never wanted a throne. She never asked for a revolution. But Kate Hawthorne has never known how to follow a rule she believes is wrong. Some promises are meant to be broken. Others are destined to be fulfilled. And some prophecies wait years for the right moment. The Wild One has returned. This time, she isn't changing for their world. Their world is going to change because of her.

My cello is my sanctuary, until it awakens a monster. Everyone at St. Augustine's Conservatory thinks I, Min Su, got in on a pity scholarship. They don't know my music comes from a secret place-a pulse of pure light I can't explain. When I play, I don't just make sound. I purify the darkness. He is the darkness. Isaiah, a 300-year-old vampire prince, has been numb for centuries. He stalks the night, hunting for a feeling, and finds it in my music. To him, I'm not a musician. I'm a drug. But I'm also a target. A rogue Alpha named Marcus wants to weaponize my gift to burn the vampire world to ash. Caught between a monster who craves my soul and another who wants to control it, I must master the ancient power humming in my veins. Because in this world of teeth and shadows, my cello might be the only weapon that can save us all.

𝐋𝐄𝐗𝐈 𝐌𝐂𝐂𝐀𝐋𝐋 has finally returned to Beacon Hills, ready to start a new life and her first job at the Sheriff's Station. She's always been Scott's fiercely protective older sister. But when Scott is bitten by a mysterious creature, Lexi is unknowingly pulled into a dangerous world of werewolves, hunters, and supernatural secrets. As old enemies become unexpected allies, Lexi finds herself face-to-face with someone she never thought she'd see again 𝐃𝐄𝐑𝐄𝐊 𝐇𝐀𝐋𝐄, the boy she couldn't stand in high school before the Hale fire changed everything. Family comes first. Secrets don't stay buried. And in Beacon Hills, nothing is ever what it seems.

Dean Winchester x Reader You're 21, working at your parents' bar in a small town, when Dean Winchester walks through the door. He's charming, sarcastic, and impossible to ignore. What starts with pool games, teasing, and Dean constantly finding excuses to come back slowly turns into something neither of you expected. But Dean has a life on the road-one filled with monsters, secrets, and danger. And when that world finally finds you, everything changes. As you're pulled into Dean's life, you discover that being close to a Winchester means learning how to survive the darkness... while trying not to fall too deeply for the man who keeps coming back to you. Tropes: Slow burn • Romance • Hunter!Dean • Hurt/comfort • Angst • Protective Dean • Found family • TW: light mention of sh

I went quiet for a second, before my words turned hostile again. "Don't pretend you're protecting me. You don't get to act like you care." Something flashed behind Peter's eyes, something I hadn't recognized in him before. He lowered his voice, dangerous. "You don't get to decide what I feel." The prospect that there was truth behind his words terrified me like nothing else. Peter's care was a dangerous thing. - - - - - - - - - - (Beginning in August 1981) Grace Brenner, daughter of Martin Brenner, is perfectly normal. That is, if you don't look too hard. Lucky for her, most people didn't. The only thing she wants more than becoming a nurse, is a life far away from Hawkins, and especially far away from her father. By keeping her powers a secret from him, in fear of being taken under his control like the children back at his lab, that dream is almost attainable. But unfortunately for Grace, not everything goes according to plan. In a split second, Grace's entire life and the future she dreamed of begins to drift out of reach. Trapped in the lab, she is forced to find her own place between the pain and the lies. Ironically, it only gets harder when she finds peace with the orderly she swore she hated. Careful Grace, everyone has secrets they keep buried for a reason. When uncovered, they may just destroy you.

What if the thing you found... had been waiting for you? What if it knew you would come? What if it had been waiting longer than you could imagine? And what if, the moment you found it... it finally knew you were there? Would you dare to find out why?

Jan had lost everything-her family, her innocence, and the only woman she ever dared to love. Left to rule an empire built on blood and shadows, she wore her authority like armor, shielding a hollow, lifeless spirit. But Yhinzen was never a memory that stayed buried. Reentering Jan's life with unbothered grace and silent cruelty, Yhinzen pulls Jan into a dark spiral of toxic passion and unresolved grief. Between bitter arguments in rain-soaked streets and violent encounters in empty rooms, the line between hatred and longing dissolves completely. THE CHAINS WE CHOSE is a haunting tale of betrayal, power, and a love so ruinous that even death feels like the only sweet surrender.