Urban-fantasy Histoires

WATTPAD ORIGINAL EDITION The nightmare continues when Ryan, the gay wizard, comes face to face with the most unexpected nemeses yet. He will have to figure out if love truly is the most powerful magic of all. ***** After the events of I'M A GAY WIZARD, Ryan wakes up to a startling scene--his father is driving him to begin a brand new life in a small, idyllic town called Misthaven. The dream-like memory of being trapped at the Marduk Institute relentlessly haunts Ryan's new life. In the night, Ryan comes face to face with a nightmarish force who warns him that he and his friends are, in fact, trapped in a magical dream prison created by the Institute to quell its most troublesome wizards. Ryan and his friends must immediately escape this prison for a chance at survival. Little do they know that this is only the beginning of a harrowing adventure where the limits of love and friendship will be tested and the age-old question will return--is love truly the greatest magic of all? [This is the sequel to I'm A Gay Wizard, the Wattpad Original edition.] Content and/or Trigger Warning: This book contains scenes depicting self-harm and violence, which may be triggering for some readers. [[word count: 70,000-80,000 words]]

Abe Barrett is surrounded by ghosts - some of them are even his roommates! But now Abe's visions show something dark coming, and it wants Abe dead. ***** When Abe Barrett's family died, he started seeing ghosts. Soon he was living with three of them, and it turns out ghosts are just as eccentric as people. Abe is bothered by the ghosts constantly since he doesn't want to solve their murders, avenge them or do much of anything. He just wants to do his job and relax. His dreams, however, have been getting darker as people in town start to disappear. Soon Abe realizes there is something hunting him, and that same threat was involved with his family's deaths. A legacy of darkness is chasing Abe Barrett, and his supernatural roommates may not be enough to save him. [[word count: 60,000-70,000 words]]

New Eridu is a miracle in an age of Hollow disasters, and should be everyone's only choice!

When a Hollow anomaly drags Daredevil and Moon Knight into New Eridu, the last city standing gains two new urban legends: a blind devil who can hear the Hollows breathe, and a moonlit knight whose god can no longer see clearly. But as cultists, corporations, and criminals converge around them, Matt Murdock and Marc Spector discover the Hollow did not bring them here by accident. Something beneath New Eridu is listening. And it knows Matt's name.

What should I gift to my dad for Father's day ? That's what Iris was wondering. After seeing a Youtube video in which two men play around while imitating the powers given from a supposed grimoire, she decides to grab a copy for herself. Follow Iris who through the chapters, always finds another new and weirder way to put herself in danger in order to accomplish her goals. She's herself followed by her best friend Luna, who does her best to keep her safe from her own adventures. You have to see it to believe it, but you must believe in it for you to see it. If hope keeps us alive, then despair is but an aspiration for a better life.

A Body Learning Light follows Salem Sinclair as love, loss, and an encounter with the supernatural slowly change the way he sees himself, others, and the world around him.

Han Jae-Woo thought he was just doing his childhood friend Kenji a favor by adopting his cat, Karina. He expected a quiet pet with pretty blonde fur. He didn't expect to find to find a stunning blonde girl with soft cat ears and a tail, and wearing all black. The biggest catch? Karina has absolutely no idea how to be human. Shy, innocent, and completely clueless about the human world, she doesn't understand why she can't just sleep on his laundry or why her new clothes make Jae-Woo blush. While Kenji stays completely in the dark back in Japan, Jae-Woo is left alone in Seoul to protect this fragile, magical girl from a world she doesn't comprehend. Can he keep her secret safe, or will her naive charms completely turn his life upside down? 𝐈 𝐝𝐢𝐝𝐧'𝐭 𝐦𝐚𝐤𝐞 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐭𝐢𝐭𝐥𝐞 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐢𝐭 𝐢𝐬 𝐧𝐨𝐭 𝐀𝐈. 𝐂𝐫𝐞𝐝𝐢𝐭 𝐠𝐨𝐞𝐬 𝐭𝐨 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐚𝐫𝐭𝐢𝐬𝐭: @Kailend_star

Mei is supposedly just a regular teenage girl who's starting highschool after being homeschooled her whole life. She sings in a singing class even though her aunt had forbidden her from singing. Weird stuff happens and Mei is beginning to think there are secrets that her aunt had kept from her. Read to find out what kind of secrets. Similar to Grim for those of you who like that show.

In a world where vampires and witches shift from enemies to alliances, Iris's arrival to city of the moon flips it upside down, as she discovers everything is a lie. Important : this book is still in the writing process of the first draft, all chapters posted are not edited or proofread and they all are a first draft so any structural or grammatical, or spelling errors might be found, try to turn a blind eye upon. Enjoy your reading.

Nenma est exorciste. C'est un vrai métier, oui croyez en vos rêves bordel. Sauf qu'aujourd'hui il doit survivre à deux démons hargneux et à un marathon Mon petit poney imposé par Serena. À ses côtés, Leuk un ange, littéralement, et une flemmarde professionnelle qui refuse de l'aider avec les démons mais pas avec les poneys.

For centuries, the world believed Emperor Ashoka left behind only history. They were wrong. Hidden within his forgotten legacy are nine books, each holding a power capable of changing humanity. But there was always a tenth-a book never meant to be found. When a seemingly ordinary young woman is pulled into a secret society protecting Ashoka's legacy, she discovers her mysterious pendant may be the key. Now hunted by those who will kill to possess it, she must uncover the truth before the Tenth reveals what Ashoka feared most. Nine Books. Nine Keepers. One forgotten tenth. Nine were chosen to protect the world. One was born to unite them.

What if the people you meet in this life are the same souls you once knew long ago? In a quiet guesthouse outside Seoul, a group of very different people begin living and working together. There is Minhee, the capable secretary; Sarah, a free-spirited model; Miran, quiet and awkward but sincere; Strawberry, endlessly loyal and unpredictable; and the owner of the guesthouse, a man who seems strangely familiar with all of them. None of them remember their previous lives. They do not remember the Underworld, Queen Yeomra, the space station, or the promise that if their bonds were strong enough, they might someday meet again. Now they are simply ordinary people trying to work, fall in love, make mistakes, build homes, and somehow get through life together. But some relationships may survive even reincarnation. The Guesthouse is a story about everyday life, friendship, love, work, family, and the strange ties that bring people back together-again and again.

A faceless and genderless demon baby whom has been cursed by God to live centuries without a face. No one has ever seen it's face except from this random human whom it meets in an amusement park. She was scheduled to collect a humans soul but then runs into someone who instantly mesmerized by her beauty at first glance... being the first and only person in hundreds of years who has seen her real appearance.

Time remembers every wound. Fourteen-year-old Ian Kami thought his biggest problems were school, homework, and making sure his six-year-old brother didn't eat all the cookies. He never expected his life to change. Then he rewrote a death. When a mysterious organization known as SUED reveals that Ian possesses the ability to manipulate time itself, his world begins to unravel. Alongside his best friend Theo-a rare "stabilizer" whose powers keep reality from collapsing-Ian is thrown into a hidden world of supernatural abilities, missing people, and secrets buried for generations. As mysterious visions, impossible messages, a murder, kidnapping, and a long-lost grandfather pull them deeper into the supernatural world, Ian and Theo uncover secrets that powerful people have spent decades trying to bury. Because somewhere in the spaces between timelines, something is waiting. Someone is hiding the truth. Someone is watching them. And somewhere beyond reality, they're running out of time.

Sian was eighteen when she watched the only person who ever taught her to fight die in her arms. Thirteen years later, a name in a newspaper proves the demon that killed her wasn't dead at all - and drags Sian straight back into the life she swore she'd left behind. Hunters. Angels. Demons wearing old debts like leashes. Every case costs her something - a partner, an old friend, a piece of the person she used to be. And the deeper she goes, the more she starts to suspect the truth everyone around her keeps almost telling her: that there's something different about Sian, something even the woman who raised her never explained. Blood and Wings is a supernatural horror drama about grief, found family, and the price of doing what has to be done - one hunt at a time, one loss at a time, until there's nothing left to bury but the truth. Book One of an ongoing series. A work of fiction. © 2026 Sian Louise Parker. All rights reserved. This is a work of fiction.

The world ended once. Humanity survived by ranking everything that remained. After the Fracture War, crystal power transformed civilization. In less than a decade, technology advanced by nearly a thousand years, reshaping medicine, warfare, transportation, and even the human body. Then humanity built a system to decide who deserved access to the world that came next. Rank determines your education, your job, your housing, your medical care, and how far society believes you are allowed to rise. Everyone gets a number. Except Jureel "Jup" Amon. At sixteen, the classification machine at Phoenix Academy fails on him. His profile cannot be resolved. Something else appears in the scan, and people far above the Academy start paying attention. Jup has spent his life rebuilding discarded machines and making broken technology work again. He trusts what he can study, test, and understand far more than any system telling him what something is supposed to be. Then his father leaves him a box of technology that should not exist. Following that inheritance pulls Jup into corporate empires, buried research, forgotten wars, hidden civilizations, and powers humanity has spent generations dismissing as myth. Because the world after the Fracture War was built on an incomplete truth. The ruins of Earth are not empty. Dragons exist. So do creatures remembered only through mythology. And even dragons have predators. As Jup pushes beyond Sector Seven, every answer exposes another piece of a world humanity never truly understood, and draws the attention of people willing to kill to keep it that way. Jup was never dangerous because he had the most power. He is dangerous because he builds. He studies. He questions. And when the world tells him something is impossible, his first instinct is to find out why. He begins with a failed classification and a box of impossible parts.

Ordinary twenty-six year old, 𝐒𝐞𝐫𝐚𝐩𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐞 𝐊𝐚𝐝𝐞𝐞𝐦 awakens in the hidden city of the 𝐇𝐨𝐥𝐥𝐨𝐰, where magic seethes in the shadows and ancient secrets slumber. Unknowingly, Seraphine is thrusted into a deadly game of power and prophecy. With the help of a mysterious, brooding vampire trainer and a motley crew of allies, she is forced to confront the darkness within herself and master her forbidden abilities to prevent a catastrophic future. Navigating a treacherous web of ancient creatures, secret societies, and forgotten lore. As the stakes grow higher, she begins to suspect that her greatest enemy may not be the forces of evil, but the secrets of her own past. 𝐁𝐄𝐆𝐀𝐍: 𝐀𝐔𝐆 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟔

Not the planet. The god. For centuries, Pluto ruled the Underworld with quiet fairness, asking for neither worship nor love. Time moved on. Empires crumbled. Temples became museums. Then, in 2006, even the planet that carried his name was declared "not enough." It shouldn't have mattered. It did. Marigold has spent half her life talking to the night sky. She works part-time at a planetarium, grows herbs in her backyard, reads tarot, and still insists Pluto is a real planet, no matter what any scientific committee says. She never expected the universe to answer back. When an impossible conversation leads her to the lonely god of the dead, Marigold discovers that myths don't disappear-they simply learn how to survive unnoticed. As friendship becomes something neither of them expected, Pluto must confront the weight of immortality, the complicated truth of his marriage to Queen Proserpina, and whether someone eternal can ever truly offer a future to someone whose life is heartbreakingly brief. A slow-burn fantasy romance about forgotten gods, quiet hope, second chances, and the people who remind us that our worth was never decided by the world. Sometimes all it takes is one person who still believes.

Mythology isn't fiction. It's evidence. For centuries, the world has mistaken myths for stories. Gods became legends. Monsters became fairy tales. Ancient forces faded into folklore. But what if these stories aren't actually stories? Hidden beneath modern civilization lies a truth carefully buried by those sworn to protect it. Across every culture, mythic beings still exist, ancient forces still stir, and a conspiracy older than history continues to shape the world from the shadows. As long-buried secrets begin to resurface, the line between myth and reality starts to disappear. The greatest stories were never told or written. They were only forgotten.

What if you could slip into someone else's body - but couldn't always slip back out? Twenty-four-year-old Aditi Mukherjee discovers that deep meditation grants her an impossible power: she can transfer her soul into anyone nearby. With her friends Nura and Cyrus, she turns this gift into a weapon against crime and corruption. But every use raises the same haunting question - when you inhabit someone else's body, how much of yourself do you leave behind? In Mumbai, Robin Pinto's life ends in a car crash. Except he doesn't die. He wakes in the body of a nearby beggar, watching paramedics pull his own corpse from the wreckage. His wife. His children. All dead. And someone engineered it. Now Robin is cursed - no body of his own, forever shifting from one stranger to the next - while hunting a killer who thinks he's already won. Millennia earlier, a young Adi Shankaracharya masters the same impossible art. Three souls. Three eras. One terrifying thread connecting them all.