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Book One In Lena Winters: Dawn and Dusk, a guilt-ridden father's desperate plea drags the PI eye into a web of secrets underneath an upstanding hospital. What starts with a missing person's case, deepens, and darkens into a deadly conspiracy where silence is the hardest thing to hide. Weekly update every Saturday.

🌌 The Eleventh Star (Preview Edition). The full book, in paperback, hardback, and e-book formats, will be available on Amazon in 2026. In 2045, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Union stands united under eleven member states - a symbol of peace, progress, and shared destiny. But rumours whisper of a twelfth star, one that was never declared, and one that could change everything. When veteran intelligence officer Nathan van Surya of the ASEAN Joint Intelligence Bureau (AJIB) headquartered at Jalan Sisingamangara, Jakarta, uncovers a shipment of black drones bound for Port Moresby, he steps into a conspiracy that reaches beyond governments and into the invisible architecture of truth itself. The drones are only the beginning - fragments of a plan to reshape the digital Grid, the system that controls data, identity, and belief across the Union. With the help of Maya Tan, a brilliant marine biologist turned analyst haunted by the line between science and faith, Nathan races against time to expose a Directorate that manipulates reality itself. But when two strangers claiming to be agents from the future appear with warnings of a catastrophe yet to come, Nathan faces an impossible choice: trust the unknown, or risk the fall of the world he swore to defend. In a future where truth can be rewritten and memories can be programmed, loyalty may be humanity's last rebellion. 📘 Read the selected episodes of the book published twice a week here before the official launch of "The Eleventh Star". Please send me your comments and feedback so I can improve the novel for publication in 2026. Thank you.

If a surveillance system that disables every production technology unless verified online is completed, no one will be able to manufacture weapons of mass slaughter and Earth civilization will reach a state called "immortalization." Once immortalization is achieved, humans will stop dying, crime will disappear, and a Heaven‑like world will be realized. My partner, a follower of the Sole‑Creator Faith, believes it is necessary to prevent people from attaining that Heaven easily without observing strict commandments. The author of this work is GOTOU Humihiko(https://gthmhk.gitlab.io/gthmhk/isnmg.html). This work is provided under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. The original Japanese text (https://gthmhk.gitlab.io/gthmhk/syouhen.html#birii) was translated into English using ChatGPT-5.

In the flawless city of Eclipsera, perfection is law, and obedience is survival. 17-year-old Halcy Iven, son of the government's most renowned robotics engineer, has grown up surrounded by glass towers, artificial skies, and android "companions" known as Echo Units. But when his own Echo begins acting strangely, Halcy starts to see the cracks beneath the city's polished surface. For as long as he can remember, Halcy and his father have never been close. Perhaps that's why, even after fifteen years of living under the same roof, Halcy still doesn't truly know what his father does - or the depth of his involvement in the government. Far beyond the spotless districts, in the ruins of a world the government swears no longer exists, lives Agneera - a sixteen-year-old survivor from the slums, orphaned by the same system that built Eclipsera's utopia. To him, hope is a myth... until fate - or perhaps a malfunction - brings him face-to-face with Halcy. Two boys. Two worlds. One truth that could bring an empire to its knees.

In 2065, the human immortality service began-allowing people to live forever. But soon came a new demand: the wish to resurrect loved ones who had died too early to receive the service. Those who passed away before 2055, when brain-monitoring micro-robots were implanted in everyone, had no consciousness backups and thus could not be revived. To meet this need, a new technology emerged: Reverse-Analysis Resurrection, a process that reconstructs the deceased using memories of those still alive. Amid this era of technological salvation, a parent who once abused and killed their own child is granted the chance to resurrect that very child through reverse analysis. The author of this work is GOTOU Humihiko(https://gthmhk.gitlab.io/gthmhk/isnmg.html). This work is provided under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. The original Japanese text (https://gthmhk.gitlab.io/gthmhk/syouhen.html#gyaku) was translated into English using ChatGPT-5.

In a city silenced by lockdowns and fear, three close friends-Paul, Eva, and John-must face more than just survival. With the announcement of a vaccine, the world stirs with cautious hope-but for them, it ignites a deeper question: **what does it really mean to do the right thing?** **The Vaccine Games** is a gripping story of loyalty, resistance, and moral complexity. As empty streets echo with isolation, every step becomes a quiet rebellion. Between law and conscience, friendship and fear, this story explores the fragile balance of humanity in crisis. Far beyond a tale of pandemic life, this novel dives into the emotional and psychological storms we all face. In a time where science offers a cure, **The Vaccine Games** dares to ask: does freedom come from the vaccine itself-or from the choices we make around it? **All publishing rights of this book belong to the author. Unauthorized copying, sharing, or reproduction is prohibited. Legal action will be taken in case of infringement.**

Two prisoners escape a public execution in a post-apocalyptic world, bound together by a bomb stitched into their chests. They must cooperate to survive in the last functioning city on Earth, ruled by a ruthless military dictatorship. And Pursued by a dangerous woman, a bounty hunter without a conscience. Every step could be their last...

Power and control are consuming people's lives. A regime built within a psychiatric hospital is oppressing those deemed "unique" and "different," trapping them in a world deprived of freedom, monitoring their every step, every breath. Janeh, a 19-year-old college student, lives in a toxic family environment. Her only source of support is her sister, who is there for her in her most difficult moments. Over time, Janeh will discover the repressive dynamics of that hellish hospital, where she will face a struggle for freedom and suffer the consequences of her actions. Will Janeh be able to be a light for those trapped inside? Or will the hospital win the battle?

The apocalypse ended a decade ago. James Smith feels like it happened yesterday. With the loss of his wife, who succumbed to the virus, and becoming a single dad to his son Scott, and daughter Angie, he's had a rough few years. When the radio Angie likes to listen to suddenly becomes static, and a voice rings out, declaring coordinates for a safe haven, for any surviving humans, James scrambles. Is it legit? Or a hoax? He could be sacrificing his kids lives by travelling across the world, just to walk into a trap. Not to mention the danger of catching the disease still. But Scott's inhalers are running low, and Angie at 15 can't even remember what other children her age are like. James is running out of options, and this one might be his way out of a tough life. With the added complexity of fellow travellers they meet along the way. A widower, with an infant daughter, and an ailing father. A fierce orphan who's never even met another person her age. Three teens from a colony that recently collapsed, lost and clinging to each other for survival. One with a deep rooted fear for water. Another with her heart on her sleeve. And one with a cocky attitude that will get him killed. And James trying to handle new feelings for a woman too much like himself, the fact their group now has six hormonal teenagers, one toddler, a man old enough to remember the Second World War, and his daughters pet cat. What could go wrong?

The red terror By Fritz Kohn In a world where the Soviet Union never fell, humanity lives under the iron fist of the Global Soviet Directorate. Capitalism, religion, and individuality have been erased; history itself has been rewritten. The skies of New Leningrad are gray, the streets silent, and every thought monitored. Elena Volkov has spent her life believing in the system, a loyal historian correcting the lies of the past. But when she uncovers a hidden archive - a forbidden file containing fragments of a lost world and a mysterious phrase: The Liberty Protocol - everything she thought she knew shatters. Haunted by flashes of memory, pursued by Commissar Brodin, a merciless enforcer of the Directorate, Elena is drawn into an underground rebellion known as the Sparks. Together, they race against time to expose the truth to a world that has forgotten freedom itself. As the stakes rise and loyalties fracture, Elena must decide how far she is willing to go to reclaim not just history, but the very essence of humanity - even if it costs her life. Red Horizon is a gripping dystopian thriller about truth, memory, and the courage to defy a world built on lies.

In Neurovia, memories are currency and nothing is priceless. Seventeen-year-old Liora Vale would do anything to save her gravely ill brother, even if it means selling pieces of her own past. But when she buys a memory on the black market, she discovers it belongs to someone she knows and becomes entangled in a dangerous conspiracy. The city's elite are hoarding memories, controlling lives, and erasing identities. Now hunted by ruthless memory enforcers, Liora must decide whether to preserve her identity or risk everything to fight a system built on stolen lives. In a world where who you are can be bought, sold, or stolen, how much of yourself would you give away?

𝐊𝐀𝐍𝐆 𝐄𝐔𝐍𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐄 is a listener. She's spent her entire life helping other people untangle their chaos - the therapist who always knows the right thing to say, the friend who never lets anyone fall apart alone. Compassion comes naturally to her; silence, even more so. But kindness has its limits. After years of carrying other people's pain, Eunchae's forgotten what to do with her own. Her empathy has turned into armor, her calm into habit. She can read anyone in seconds - except herself. And when she meets Chishiya, she recognizes the same emptiness behind his quiet eyes that she's been avoiding in her own reflection. He's logic where she's feeling, distance where she's warmth - and somehow, they meet in the middle. Because even in a world built to break them, some people you can't help but understand. Shuntarō Chishiya x oc 🂱 Grace in the game

Arthur's ice-cold power sets him apart, but it's the storm inside that truly threatens to consume him. Escaping one kind of captivity, he faces another-one without clear answers or easy escape. In a world that doesn't understand, Arthur's greatest battle is quiet, unseen, and chillingly real.

In 1958, the seaside town of Lantern Bay has been under strict government surveillance since "The Great Silence," a mysterious event that wiped out radio signals across the country. Every night, a faint whistle echoes through the streets, carried by the breeze from the sea, and those who hear it are said to vanish by morning. When a quiet seamstress named Evelyn Crane discovers a hidden machine beneath her shop-its interior lined with black velvet and strange spinning discs-she realizes it's connected to an experimental government project known only as Orbit. As she delves deeper, Evelyn must decide whether to expose the truth behind the device or let her town remain trapped in its eerie calm before the next whistle blows

The Blackhat Society: Genesis Protocol is a cinematic cyber-thriller chronicling the rise of a digital insurgency born from corruption, grief, and revenge. When a masked figure known only as "Neo" hijacks the networks of London, his words ignite fear and fascination across the city. With his ally Apollo, he exposes the moral rot of the United Kingdom Police Service through a series of violent spectacles-culminating in a funeral turned act of terror. But Neo's capture only marks the beginning. From the shadows, a new entity awakens-X-the mind behind the movement. As systems collapse and reality fractures, one truth becomes clear: you can cage a man, but not a message. Genesis Protocol is the story of an idea that refuses to die.

Five years after the events of Rust Harbor, the decaying port city of Vareen has reinvented itself as a shining model of "green renewal." But beneath the slogans and algae farms, the same machine hums - restless, watching. Dax Tren, a former smuggler turned reluctant poster-boy for the revolution, begins to see cracks in the city's salvation story. When the power grid starts to whisper and the waters rise again, Dax must choose between preserving a lie or drowning in the truth.

In the rust-stained port city of Vareen, twelve-year-old orphan Kalen survives among the corroded trams, toxic canals, and crumbling brutalist towers that groan with the echoes of lost industry. When he uncovers a sleeping machine buried beneath the harbor-a creation tied to his mother's past-the city awakens with a mind of its own. As rustwater floods the streets and old gods of metal and memory stir, Kalen must decide whether to destroy the only place he's ever known or become part of its rebirth.

* The Shortys 2025 * 𝑰𝒏 𝒂 𝒘𝒐𝒓𝒍𝒅 𝒘𝒉𝒆𝒓𝒆 𝒆𝒗𝒆𝒓𝒚𝒐𝒏𝒆 𝒊𝒔 𝒘𝒂𝒕𝒄𝒉𝒊𝒏𝒈, 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝒐𝒏𝒍𝒚 𝒕𝒉𝒊𝒏𝒈 𝒕𝒉𝒆𝒚 𝒄𝒂𝒏'𝒕 𝒔𝒆𝒆 𝒊𝒔 𝒉𝒐𝒘 𝒇𝒂𝒓 𝒕𝒘𝒐 𝒑𝒆𝒐𝒑𝒍𝒆 𝒘𝒊𝒍𝒍 𝒈𝒐 𝒇𝒐𝒓 𝒍𝒐𝒗𝒆. In the city of Ellatis, every heartbeat is monitored, every secret known. Tobias Kane and Allyson Belmont are marked for erasure after discovering a chilling truth about the regime's control. Their escape leads them to the Undercroft, a dark underbelly filled with shadowy figures and rogue tech. Here, trust is a dangerous game. As they navigate this treacherous world, their fight for survival ignites a deep bond. With Enforcers on their trail and a powerful secret in their hands, they must decide if love is worth the risk. Can Tobias and Allyson outrun a fate that's already written? ~ Gattaca meets Bonnie and Clyde ~ ✧ 𝐃𝐲𝐬𝐭𝐨𝐩𝐢𝐚 ✧ 𝐓𝐡𝐫𝐢𝐥𝐥𝐞𝐫 ✧ 𝐎𝐦𝐧𝐢𝐬𝐜𝐢𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐏𝐎𝐕 ✧ Cover edited by author Copyright © 2025 Lily Mitchell This story is exclusive to W A T T P A D under username @OnceUponALily

ORIGINAL DRAFT. SEE UPDATED NOVEL FOR REWRITE VERSION RELEASED 9/2025. Wattpad Featured Author | 800K+ Reads | AMC TWD Partnered Story | Ranking #1 in Adventure | Wattpad Beta book for text-to-speech accessibility A Dystopian Society 4522. Both a name and a number that had labeled many. Within a society of the alive, yet not living, 4522 struggles to conform. She finds herself lost while surrounded by strict rules of direction. Deep inside, she knows there is another way to exist than following orders in a herd of humans who do not think for themselves. 4522 believes there is more to life than numbers and laws; she just has to find it. When her hall Officer is replaced, and she forms an unlikely friendship with the boy next to her, the opportunity for change arises. When the mysterious Officer selects her and her friend, 4313, for testing she knows something is wrong; 4522 can only think she was picked because they know about her secrets that she had been keeping. They know she is different and different only meant one thing. Death. Pronounced: Four-Five-Two-Two

The world burned once. She won't let it happen again. After decades of silence, a forgotten rebellion is reignited when Vira Calloway-a scavenger from the ruins-uncovers a secret the Dominion killed to keep buried. Inside the regime, Rowan Vale is a soldier with blood on his hands and a choice to make: protect the system or help destroy it. As sparks of revolution catch fire, Vira and Rowan are thrown together in a battle for freedom, for truth-and for each other. In a world built on control, rising means risking everything. And some things are worth burning for.