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"There is only one thing stronger than blood: a broken oath." Hope, Henrik, and Nate. They were triplets whose power could disrupt the balance of nature - yet fate didn't even grant them a childhood together. Raised as a "weapon" in the dark laboratories of Triad, unaware of who her family truly was, Hope is burning with fury toward those who stole her freedom. Walking the halls of the Salvatore School, taking refuge in his art and his pain, Henrik, master of the golden runes, battles the ghosts of the past and the wolf curse they awakened. And Nate, carrying in his veins a venom that nullifies magic and wearing the power of the stars on his wrist, struggles to survive with a human heart in a world of monsters. Years later, when their paths cross in Mystic Falls, they will recover more than just lost time. As the ancient evil Hallow awakens, preparing to merge with the void-pit Malivore and devour the universe, a white-haired stranger from beyond time - Sebastian - may be their only hope to stop the apocalypse. But the Mikaelson legacy never comes without a price. An ancient prophecy has begun to whisper: Six heirs shall rise. Two will die by family, two by love, one by a friend, one by an enemy. Their vampire sides still slumber. But once blood is spilled... the true chaos will begin.

An Atmospheric Dark Fantasy of Language, Memory, and Becoming In a fortress carved from ancient bone and built to contain the un-containable, a boy named Thom is marked by the curse feared above all others: the Mouth. He arrives at the Bastion-a place where wolf-blooded are broken, remade, or buried-expecting training, exile, maybe death. But what he finds is worse. The Bastion doesn't just hold danger. It repeats it. The same names. The same rites. The same patterns. And somewhere beneath the stone and marrow lies a voice older than god or monster: unfinished, recursive, hungry. As the bones beneath the fortress begin to stir, and the glyphs start rewriting themselves, Thom must decide whether he will become the vessel the Bastion demands... or the sentence that ends it. A lyrical and slow-burning dark fantasy told in breath and fracture, Wolfsbane in Winter explores language as prison, ritual as recursion, and silence as liberation. Some stories are not told. They are remembered. And some should never be spoken twice.

In the world of Myrrath, every soul is bound by the divine grace of the Six Callings. For centuries, the Gods have bestowed a single rune upon each individual, defining their magic, their purpose, and their place in a world of perfect order. For Kael, a quiet and studious boy from a small village, his destiny is clear: to be chosen by the Stars Rune and earn a place at the prestigious Stellarium, the pinnacle of magical learning. But at the sacred Altar of Essence, when the Gods offer him a humble Earth Rune, his dream shatters. In a single, desperate act of defiance, Kael rejects their gift-an act of heresy unheard of for a thousand years. Reality shudders, and in place of a divine blessing, a black, coiled symbol of chaos burns itself onto his hand: the forbidden Rune of Will. Branded a heretic and hunted by the very Keepers of his faith, Kael's only hope for survival is to do the unthinkable. He flees to the great city of Aethel and hides in the one place no one would ever look for a monster: the heart of the system itself, the Stellarium. Posing as a magically weak but theoretically brilliant student, Kael walks a razor's edge, his true power concealed beneath a single leather glove. He must navigate the suspicions of a wise instructor, the rivalry of an arrogant prodigy, and the unexpected friendship of a kind girl named Lyra-a bond that makes his deception all the more perilous. But as Kael delves into the academy's forbidden history, he uncovers a terrifying truth: the "monsters" of the past may not have been monsters at all, and he is not the only one of his kind.

In a world where magic is the norm, Cara Nielsen gets into the college of her dreams: Academiae Lunae et Stellarum, (The Academy of the Moon and the Stars). While on the scholarship of a lifetime, she gets paired with five other girls in a dorm room - and one of them is her older sister, Claire. Living the college life, she meets and despises the campus bad boy, Jaxon Palmer. Being alone in life and having a deep dark secret, Jaxon Palmer has his hands full helping Cara with her magic, while she gives him the love of her sister. Will their love-hate relationship crumble into pieces? And will they each get what they desire? Or will their unlikely friendship blossom into something more?

Lily Evans-Potter was a genius. So was one of her closest friends, Pandora Lovegood. Together, they had developed something insane, without telling anyone. Now, little Harry Potter has a companion looking out for him, right there in his head. Just how badly will canon be derailed by Harry having a magical AI assistant?