One night, a monster enters Lydia's home. It attacks and leaves her cursed to become a feral creature. She soon finds several others who are cursed just like her. They band together to search for a cure. Time is running out for them to save themselves. Will they find a cure, or will they lose all of their humanity? *New chapters will be released every Friday.

The Carmine estate, also known as 'the dumping grounds for wolves' Eleanor had tried to escape her painful childhood, that was until her mother's suspicious death brings her back into the mysterious world of the beasts in the forest that her mother warned her about, werewolves.

LeyBinder is a series depicted in the Realm of Elderwyn, a once united continent and empire where the mortal races of men, elves and dwarves live in peace and harmony... But was shattered by the fires of a great civil war and conflict after the death of the great and wise Emperor, Ravyn Asterwood. The series tells the story of Valerine White, an orphaned girl studying to become a full fledged mage, earn a living through magic and buy her freedom from the White family who "adopted" her to become a maid at the family's inn business - but little did she know that the intricate fabric of fate will set her in an adventure of her lifetime... ...A journey full of discovery and danger as she navigates a path riddled with factions, assassins, spell work and a threat that could destroy a kingdom and drive the mortal races of Elderwyn to extinction... As tides of Shadowborn from the Ever-Shrouded North rip the very fabric of reality, Valerine, with the help of friends and allies, must uncover the truth behind her past and embrace her identity as the last heir to the Asterwood Bloodline, the only mortal lineage capable of controlling mana at will - the Last of the LeyBinders. Will Valerine be able to master the powers of her bloodline in time to prevent the Shadows from consuming the land?

Khoen is in his final year of military school in the desert world of Azodu. If he graduates, he will be among those who run the planet -- feared and respected protectors. But he must prove himself. Two weeks. One peer-group mission. Investigate the rumours of illegal slave trade. Luthen is an assassin. He and his brother have seen the worst of Azodu. They kill for a living. They always have. But the tables are turned as he realises he's being hunted. Khoen is a kind and positive soul, bent on understanding the world, and making it brighter. But his world-views are tested as his world faces corruption. Luthen sees the world through shadows and the reflection of his blade. He's been killing to protect his brother since before he could read. So their heads on the line is not what shakes him. It's letting others in. [⚠️This story contains themes that may trigger some readers. If this is a concern, please refer to the 'Trigger Warnings' chapter]. [This is a stand-alone book based in the same world as my books 'Interdimential Pirates', 'The Map of my Heart', and 'The Final Reaper']

Cindy's life is ordinary. She spends her days working at the library, surviving on coffee, and trying not to worry about things she cannot change. Then Logan McGregor appears. Handsome. Mysterious. Unsettling. There's something about him she can't explain, and something about his presence she can't seem to ignore. As strange occurrences begin to disturb the quiet rhythm of her life, Cindy finds herself drawn toward secrets she was never meant to uncover. The deeper she ventures, the more dangerous the truth becomes. Some secrets are buried for a reason. And once they're exposed, there is no turning back. For Cindy and Logan, the truth may not just change their lives. It may cost them everything.

𝕾𝖔𝖒𝖊 𝖌𝖆𝖗𝖉𝖊𝖓𝖘 𝖕𝖗𝖊𝖘𝖊𝖗𝖛𝖊 𝖒𝖔𝖗𝖊 𝖙𝖍𝖆𝖓 𝖋𝖑𝖔𝖜𝖊𝖗𝖘. 𝕿𝖍𝖊𝖞 𝖕𝖗𝖊𝖘𝖊𝖗𝖛𝖊 𝖑𝖔𝖛𝖊. When botanist Evangeline Laurent is entrusted with restoring the long-forgotten Imperial Conservatory of the Kingdom of Asteria, she expects to spend her days cataloging rare blooms and reviving neglected gardens. Instead, she uncovers a collection of hidden journals that tell the story of Rosalie Laurent, a brilliant botanist, and Edmund Vale, the architect who built the conservatory. As their decades-old romance slowly unfolds through the language of flowers, Evangeline realizes the gardens were designed to hold far more than beauty-they were built to preserve a love that time could never erase. But someone is determined to ensure the conservatory is never restored. As acts of sabotage threaten to destroy its future, Evangeline and the reserved Cassian Armand must uncover the truth before history is buried forever. A sweeping tale of love, loss, and second chances, 𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑳𝒂𝒏𝒈𝒖𝒂𝒈𝒆 𝒐𝒇 𝑾𝒊𝒍𝒅𝒇𝒍𝒐𝒘𝒆𝒓𝒔 reminds us that flowers were never the true language spoken between hearts. Sometimes, love is simply the choice to stay.

Everyone says she survived the winter sickness. She knows they're lying. Because sickness doesn't leave behind memories of a man with no face... And it definitely doesn't make a king look at a mere maid as though she belongs on his throne. The more she tries to ignore it, the worse it gets. Dreams that feel too real. A past that refuses to stay buried. One man haunts her nights. The other refuses to let her go. And both might be the reason she disappeared... in the first place.

How do you find your future soulmate whom you have yet to meet? Better question; how do you find them within the week? Any ideas? All you know is that if you don't, you will lose them forever. So wouldn't you drop everything and try anything to find them? ONC Prompt: 90. You receive a voicemail from someone you love, recorded one hour after their confirmed death. Started: Feb 1, 2026 Ended: ~ Book Blurb/Author Notes can be found after the last current chapter ~ Cover created in Canva ***This book might contain occasional colorful language***

A dystopian romance set in ancient Atlantis, between an ex-soldier turned syndicate boss and a noble-born woman, where power is inherited, loyalty is engineered, and love becomes the most dangerous fire of all. #1 of 2k in Speculative (April 2026) #1 of 1k in Speculative Fiction (April 2026) #3 of 13.6K in Mythical (April 2026) #7 in Fantasy Adventure (Feb 2026) #9 of 10k in Dramatic (Feb 2026) #21 of 56k in Dystopian (Feb 2026) #13 of 70k in Science Fantasy (May 2026) ____ The floating Atlantean Capital teeters on the edge of ruin after a political coup fractures the continent. Ancient technology clashes with outlawed magic. And as the last generation of nobles, rebels, and mystics scramble to shape what comes next, love becomes its own kind of revolution. At the center are Inanna, a noblewoman torn from her gilded past, and Ibris Mansa, a genetically engineered bull halfbreed warrior turned syndicate boss, forged by rebellion and violence. Their relationship is fragile, furious, and fiercely intimate. It unfolds in the ruins of a society that was never built to hold them. She is the daughter of power. He is the bull-horned legend of the Underworld. But in the wreckage of old empires, they may be the future. Around them, other flames bloom and burn, including beloved characters: Kaya and Mazi, Esa and Nora, Yoshua and Bo, Manik and Han'a, and Marcus and Cilantra. Each romance a mirror. Each heartbreak a warning. As the Capital above collapses and a new Atlantis stirs in its wake, Inanna and Ibris must decide if their bond can survive betrayal, rebirth, and the burden of destiny. "Flames of Atlantis" is a sweeping, emotional follow-up to "The Sky Gods of Atlantis," continuing the saga of magic, memory, and forbidden love in the Third World Universe created by author Sunny Ghauri. While part of an ongoing series, it can be read as a standalone novel.

Mon Amar Tomakei Chay || Dil Mera Bass Tumhein Hi Chahta Hain || My Heart Only Wants You Sanjana had always felt inferior to the transfer student who moved into the girl's hostel and took her "debate champion" title immediately. She'd fought hard to get it back after all the family pressure upon her. As a prize for the win, she got to review and observe archive stories from the university's forgotten literature collection. Among them, she found papers that did not seem to be opened in half a century. Curious and observing, Sanjana found those to be letters between two women back in the days written in Bangla. Born in Kolkata but moved to Delhi at a young age, Sanjana did not understand Bangla entirely, nor could she properly read the language. Hence she had no choice than to ask Rupali, the Bangladeshi girl, the only girl who spoke Bangla in their class, the transfer student, for help. As they discovered the meaning behind the letters together, Sanjana found parallels between the words spoken back in the day with her own growing attachment with Rupali. How will this relationship pay up? Stay tuned to find out.