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THE UNWRITTEN CHAPTER: BOOK 1 OF THE UNWRITTEN SERIES. CAN BE READ AT STANDALONE. Aadhira married into a middle-class family believing love would be enough to build a home. A creative writer at heart, she quietly gave up her dreams to become a devoted wife, mother, and daughter-in-law. But instead of love, she found criticism, silence, and a life where nothing she did was ever enough. When her husband was arrested, she sold her gold to save him but gratitude never came, only betrayal. He returned home with another woman and handed Aadhira divorce papers without hesitation. In a single day, she lost her marriage, her home, and her place in the world. Even her own family turned her away, leaving her with only her three-year-old son. Forced to start over in a new city with her son in her arms, Aadhira makes one decision-this time, she will not break for anyone. Across the world, Agastya Sooryanvashi, a powerful empire heir, lost his wife, Mahisha, the only person he ever chose over his family. Now left with his one-and-half-year-old daughter, Roohi, he lives a life of silence, guilt, and emotional isolation, raising her alone while shutting the world out. This time, she will become the story she was never allowed to live and he will learn how to live again, for his daughter. TROPES || Single Mother × Grieving Billionaire Father || Emotional Rebirth & Healing Arc || Divorce, Betrayal & Loss || Forced Independence || Mother-Son Bond • Father-Daughter Bond || Slow-Burn Emotional Healing || Self-Discovery & Second Chance at Life || Creative Writing Comeback || Healing Through Parenthood || Closed-Off Hero × Resilient Heroine

He is a doctor - attentive, compassionate, and anxious. He is used to analyzing, reflecting, searching for the source of pain-both in the body and in the soul. But understanding himself proves far more difficult. At times, he feels as though he is the one who brings misfortune, as if everything bad happens because of his presence. Is it reality or fear? The answer is not obvious, and the path toward it is far from easy. This is a story about a man learning to separate anxiety from truth-and to carry light, first to others, and eventually to himself.

She lived in the shadows of someone else's choices. Five years stolen. A voice silenced. They called it life. She called it survival. Now she's back- not to explain, but to reclaim. This isn't a fairytale. It's the half-life she never chose, and the full story she's finally telling.

Book Two in "Daughters of Eve" trilogy Before she became the girl who ran away, she was the girl who stayed. Adeline grew up in the second pew from the front as the preacher's daughter. She knew the rules of her home, the kind of love she was taught never to question, and the version of herself that had been decided for her before she was old enough to have a say. Then there was Darryl. Patient, steady, certain. He wanted to leave this town and he wanted to take her with him. And Adeline wanted to go. But wanting and doing are different things. This book lives in the space between leaving and staying. Where you can see the door and cannot make your feet move toward it. Where you love someone enough to want to follow them and are too afraid of yourself to try. Where you stand at the edge of something for so long that by the time you're ready, it's already gone. Because loving Darryl had been easy. Choosing herself had not. Small town roots. Inherited faith. First love that wasn't enough to save her. This is everything that happened before she left her home.

"Life, is just a game. That we play without tutorial. And me, Shigaraki Tenko, I am... The final boss." When she came back to Japan after the war, Réka didn't find what she expected. No one expected her connection with Tomura, nor the two children by her side. A decade later, Tenko joins Yuei, to prevent that, what happened to his father, would happen again. But the past isn't left behind. It surges back. About a story they ignored. About a cult slowly rising. About a cursed legacy, he both tries to break and is entangled in. ---------- Mature contents: -Strong language -Physical/psychological violence -Bullying/harrassment -Moral ambiguity -Substance use/addiction -Depression/suicide attempt/self-harm -Necrophagy -Lots of mentions around death/grief/mourning since the core theme exploited here is Tomura's death and legacy. TL.DR = I can't gauge each person's sensitivity and mine is basically low so you're warned. ---------- This story is also published on AO3, Inkitt, Quotev, Space Battles and FFN. Any repost, translation, or derivative use without explicit permission is not authorised.

Samantha / Sammy is a 14-year-old who struggles with finding her true identity and with self-harm. She fakes being the perfect girl and is lost in the sea of pretending... until she meets a girl named Torie. Turns out Torie is way worse than her. find out what happened in Samantha's life!

Sawsan, a high school student edging on depression gets dreams of a young adult that oddly looks a lot like her, journaling. What could the girl be journaling and how could it relate to Sawsan.

Dissociative identity disorder (D.I.D.) is a condition where one has two or more separate personalities that control their behavior at different times. Ashlie is twenty-four years old. She has been episode-free for nearly a year, a result of medication, routine, and caution. Christina is sixteen years old. She is a rebel with a chip on her shoulder, who has been pent up for too long. She has fallen in love. She will not be controlled. And she will stop at nothing to live her own life... She is also an alternate personality. A young woman's struggle to cope and deal with the frightening loss of control of her body... to her mind. #1 in psychologicalfiction 12 Dec 2025

I'm looking for a literary translator to help bring my published Persian psychological novel, The Slumdogs, to English-speaking readers through a royalty-sharing partnership.

Some places are not meant to be found. Others refuse to stay lost. When cartographer Elias Morrow is called to an uncharted region of the Atlantic, he expects flawed data, human error, and the usual map distortions-not resistance. The island does not behave like land. The closer it is defined, the more it shifts. The more it is understood, the less it exists. As a missing survey team's final logs grow stranger and more certain, Elias is drawn into a place that rejects precision, punishes certainty, and rewrites those who try to impose order on it. What begins as a recovery mission quickly becomes something more dangerous. It becomes a confrontation with the limits of perception, control, and identity itself. Because this island doesn't just defy mapping- It changes the people who try. And the most dangerous moment... Is when you think you finally understand it.

When Eve Adams walks into a police interrogation room, she isn't nervous-she's amused. A coworker has been murdered, Detective Rose is circling for answers, and everyone at the firm is hiding something. But Eve knows the truth: people never see the danger standing right in front of them. Told through Eve's chilling first-person confessions and Detective Rose's meticulous interviews, The Way I Do It unravels a web of lies, obsession, and manipulation where everyone has a secret-and every secret has a cost. As the investigation deepens, colleagues turn on each other, fingerprints blur into fabrications, and Eve's playful narration becomes something far darker. Is she the observer-or the orchestrator? By the time you think you know her, she's already rewritten the story.

She inherited her father's brilliance... But not his courage to stand in court. After the sudden death of India's most celebrated criminal lawyer, Aadhya Sharma walks away from the courtroom despite possessing the legal mind that made judges admire her. Crippled by severe courtroom anxiety, she believes one mistake could destroy an innocent person's life-and she refuses to take that risk. When Kabir Rathore, an honest police officer, is framed for the murder of one of the country's most powerful politicians, the evidence against him seems impossible to defeat. Abandoned by his own department and with no lawyer willing to fight a politically explosive case, he turns to the one advocate everyone says could save him... the woman who refuses to step into a courtroom. As they race against time to uncover a conspiracy reaching the highest levels of power, Aadhya must confront the fears that have kept her silent, while Kabir risks everything to prove his innocence. In a battle where justice hangs by a thread, the greatest verdict won't just decide a man's fate... It will decide whether a woman can find the courage to believe in herself again. A gripping legal thriller filled with suspense, slow-burn romance, betrayal, and the relentless pursuit of justice.

Raised to be Britannia's perfect weapon, Akira Beaumont has known only power and the cruel order of the world around him. Yet as war begins to consume the empire, an encounter with a mysterious man starts to unravel the beliefs that shaped him. With loyalties shifting and rebellion on the horizon, Akira finds himself questioning what freedom truly means. (OC x CC)

Liana Rao, a 23 year old girl who was living a simple life, got to know about the most drastic truth of her life, when she gotta know that she was not just a normal girl, but a heiress of the most powerful kingdom. She had a bodyguard to protect her but she is totally aware of the fact that he had his own reasons, that is why he have to keep her alive at any cost, not just because she is the princess. The tragic comes with wars and political conflicts, but thier legacy continues with new story and importantly they had royal authorities and control to the shadows

✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Milaya, the girl who loved Emran Adeoye, She's gone. What's left is quieter. Heavier. More dangerous No more games. No more hope. Just the truth, the one the Adeoyes have been hiding. Every answer tears her open. Every step drags her deeper. Emran wants to keep her safe. He doesn't know she's already gone somewhere he can't follow. Not angry. Not broken. Just done. And when she finds what he's been keeping? The Adeoyes won't even hear her coming. ✧ ✧ ✧ ✧ ✧ ✧ ✧ ✧ ✧ ✧ ✧ ✧ ✧ ✧ ✧ ✧ ✧ ✧

Cassia Vale doesn't believe in ghosts-only secrets that rot in silence. When her sister vanishes from Grimswell University under mysterious circumstances, Cassia transfers in under false pretenses, armed only with a stolen journal and a name whispered behind locked doors: The Vespertine Circle. Grimswell is no ordinary school. Its halls are lined with centuries of occult tradition, and its professors guard their knowledge like weapons. As Cassia digs deeper into her sister's disappearance, she uncovers a conspiracy older than the university itself-one bound by ritual, sacrifice, and power. The deeper she goes, the more Cassia realizes she's not here to solve a mystery. She's here to finish what her sister started. Even if it means becoming the monster this place tried to erase. Dark academia meets supernatural horror in a slow-burn descent into power, privilege, and the cost of truth.

Alison Wright is dead. Not symbolically, not emotionally : clinically dead. A car. An impact. Darkness. And yet, she's still breathing. Brought back to life by a pact she doesn't understand, Alison quickly realizes this return is no miracle. Her heart beats again, but every beat comes at a price. To atone for her passage between worlds, she must face the Lost Ones. Every time a human dies with deep regrets... they rot, and transform. These souls take shape, linger, attack. And now, they're hunting her. Fortunately - or unfortunately - she's not alone. Assigned to a sarcastic and unpredictable demon named Harley Blake, Alison must learn to survive, to fight, to make sense of this hidden world... all while resisting the strange bond forming between them. Harley is no guardian angel. She's blunt, fierce, and doesn't hide her contempt for humans. But behind the fangs, something slumbers. Something softer. And far more dangerous. And as the Lost Ones draw near... Alison begins to wonder: What if the most dangerous thing here... is what she's starting to feel for her own demon? A second chance. A deal with hell. And maybe... a love neither of them expected. ⚠️ Warning, PEGI 16 ⚠️ This book contains: - Explicit language - Scenes of verbal or psychological violence - Threats of a sexual nature -drugs -some demons a little too horny -duck -mention of blood -Gun violence -Organized crime -Non-explicit sexual content In short: if you are sensitive to this kind of content, I suggest you skip it. I want to make it clear that everything described here is purely fictional. I do not in any way encourage these behaviors in real life.

She had lost herself long before the mirror found her. Hollow, broken, and wishing to disappear, she never imagined her words could pull her into another world-a dark, upside-down realm where shadows breathe, memories twist, and reality is never what it seems. To survive, she must confront the terrors within and around her, reclaim fragments of herself, and discover that courage can bloom even in the deepest darkness.

Atarah Madden has spent her life learning how to survive. At eighteen, she balances school, work, and family responsibilities, carrying the weight of adulthood far too early. Each day demands strength she barely has left, and each night feels shorter than the last. Reality is relentless, unforgiving, loud, and exhausting. But when Atarah sleeps, the world softens. In her dreams, she meets Azriel Lee Haynes, someone who listens, understands, and gently challenges the walls she's built around herself. Through quiet conversations and places she's never been, Atarah finds peace she can't seem to reach when she's awake. As the line between dreaming and living begins to blur, Atarah must face a question she's been avoiding for years: Is escaping reality the only way to survive it or is learning to wake up the braver choice? A slow-burn, emotional story about loneliness, hope, and the courage it takes to face life when running feels easier.

We all wear masks. Some crack. Some shatter. Some never come off. Behind every perfect smile lies a secret. Behind every controlled gesture, a storm. In a world that praises the polished and punishes the raw, one young woman begins to see beyond the surface - in others and in herself. As she uncovers the hidden fears, desires, and darkness people bury, she's forced to confront the mask she's worn her entire life. Beneath the Glass is a psychological fiction about identity, power, and the terrifying beauty of being truly seen. Everyone wears a mask. Some just hide it better.