Monsters are real. Very real. Ever since the first Allfather's Solstice, mankind has been plagued with the wrath of these unholy abominations. Desperate and pushed to the verge of extinction, humanity decided to take the saying ''fight fire with fire'' to the next level. They are going to battle flames with an inferno. Enter the Nightwolf; a genetically enhance warrior with the blood of the Morvarg running through his tainted veins. Feared by the monsters they hunt and hated by the humans they were created to protect, they are all that stands between life and death.

I thought I was going to lose my virginity to my wonderful boyfriend... instead he sacrificed me to a demon. Now I'm a lost, terrified soul in Hell, where each of the Seven Deadly Sins is ruled by a powerful sovereign. I'm in Acedia, the land ruled by Sloth. It's cloudy, sad, and home to a very charismatic demon named Valefar. But he's not just any demon, he's the King! [ I WROTE THIS A FEW YEARS AGO... COMPLETELY UNEDITED. I TRIED TO BE SERIOUS, BUT IT DIDN'T TURN OUT THAT WAY #TEAMRUTHIE... ENJOY! ]

Years ago I had my revenge, and reclaimed my kingdom from the Usurper who murdered my father. Edeva Delsor, his only daughter, managed to escape me. When she is found nearly twelve years later, I agree to marry her rather than execute her. But the moment our eyes meet on our wedding day, I realize I want her more than anything else, even my own crown. I must tread lightly though. She isn't like me. She is kind, gentle, merciful and giving. I am cruel and dangerous, especially with my dark powers, and the demon in my head who wants her as much as I do. But we will fight to protect her from those who seek to bring her harm. I will use dark magic if I must. She is mine. She is ours.

Here we experience Kaela and Zarek's Journey, as they grow and experience life and, yet somehow they always find each other in more ways than one.

In Orvatka, Isabella has forged a new life in a hidden mountain village, raising her twin children in the heart of a foreign tribe. While she's found a fragile peace, her past still echoes across the vast landscape of Aerthysia. Haunted by secrets and bound by loyalty to a powerful leader who values her knowledge, Isabella's journey becomes a delicate balance of survival, self-discovery, and love. As tensions rise and hidden truths come to light, she must decide how far she's willing to go to protect her children and face the life she left behind.

Isabella an intelligent, kind and introverted woman at the age of 25 finds herself abducted by aliens and then left on another primitive planet. There she meets Aerthysia Tribe. In her quest to fit in with the tribe and create a new life for herself by using all the modern knowledge she has and also knowledge from her studies to make life easier for herself on the planet, but also somehow manages to influence the tribe?. In the midst of all the conflict and change Isabella manages to intrigue one cold alien man's heart. The tribe leader, the Korvaxar, Vex. .... you can find quicker updates on Lutionary.

When a SERPANTINE ALIEN WARRIOR brings Demi to the King following a brutal battle, she's thrust into a world she never could have imagined. Caught in the crossfire of an alien power struggle, she soon realizes she's more than just a political peace offering -she has something that both sides are willing to fight for. Now, a ruthless Fen Warden will stop at nothing to keep her. The King who was meant to receive her? He might be the only one who can save her. In a world where trust is lethal, should she take the risk?

⚠️ UNDER MAJOR EDITING ⚠️ On a dying Earth, Odessa has spent her life fighting for survival. With war and famine tearing the world apart, her only focus is keeping her daughter alive-until a last-chance mission offers them a place on a spaceship bound for a new world. Forced to leave everything she loves behind, Odessa embarks on the perilous journey to the stars. Yet when she awakens on an alien planet, a new battle begins. Unknowingly part of a deadly test, Odessa must navigate a maze where survival is a matter of life or death. In the shadows of a cruel fate, Odessa's bond with a mysterious protector, Miro, grows. As the deadly trials unfold, Odessa must face her greatest sacrifice yet-one that will leave her behind, as others move forward into the future she will never see. The Ones We Leave Behind is the heartbreaking prequel to The Hunt, following one woman's journey through love, loss, and the search for redemption in a world that has forgotten what it means to be human.

He came from the city. A border patrol captain turned palace guard, hand-picked for his skill and precision. He didn't come looking for trouble, but the moment Maelrik saw Sharhira, the sister of the most feared male on the planet, he knew he would have her. Wanting her was one thing. Claiming her was another. Thraxos would destroy any male who touched her without earning the right. So Maelrik waited. Watched. Worked. Every promotion, every fight won, every hour spent under the sun training , all to prove he was worthy. When he finally earned Thraxos's respect, Maelrik wasted no time spilling his blood in the temple, declaring Sharhira his life partner before the gods. Once she belongs to him, there's no going back. Life partners are forever, and because no one can undo that bond, she is his. To rule, to control, and to keep.

On his planet, women don't choose, they're chosen. When a male claims a life partner, it is final. Permanent. Absolute. Belle, a university student, travels to this uncharted world for research. But she's unprepared for Thraxos, the towering, pale-blue warrior who rules with unchallenged strength and sees her as the one thing he's been missing. He's never chosen a life partner. Never needed one. Until her. But Thraxos doesn't love the way humans do. His affection is possession. His protection is control. And Belle's fire only draws him closer. Now, caught in a place where her voice means little and her body is his to claim, Belle must decide: resist the darkness, or surrender to the one male she was never meant to survive.