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Aaron Hueber survived what should have been the end of Isyndor, and Cassandra’s Reformation finally gave the Saints structure: factions, missions, and a growing sense of shared awareness. But this stability is an illusion. To secure allies and legitimacy, Aaron is forced into brutal Ascended politics, taking on new squires as the Swords Faction becomes official. Yet even as the Saints consolidate, Evermarch rots from below as something dark and hungry gorges itself on its foundations.

Vester and his Party are ready to defeat Sargo on their own and finally start delving deeper into the Great Dungeon. With the eleventh floor beckoning, Vester returns to the Trading Post to resume work and prepare for future adventures; and that is when everything takes a turn. Given a Quest he can't refuse by the God of Life, Vester has a wounded soul to protect and the Church of Light to avoid. His Party is more than ready to stand by his side, even against the Hero. But is Vester ready for a confrontation with a twin brother that can't remember him?

Aaron Hueber witnessed the rise of demons from below and the invasion of horrors from beyond. He saw monarchs slain, champions betrayed, and worlds fall until reality itself was unmade. And then he began again. For this was the curse of the Saint of Time. While other saints shattered mountains or led armies, Aaron’s gift was more subtle and far more cruel. When the end came, he didn’t die. He returned to the beginning, memories intact, condemned to rewrite the failures and fight anew.

Vester Gambit just wanted to drop some mail off with his twin brother. When a truck plows into the bus taking them to college, he finds himself embarking on an isekai adventure he never could have imagined. Ordinal is one world among a near infinite multitude, but it's a world where the gods have seen fit to institute a System to help guide people toward their full potential. The problem is, the gods don't want Vester anywhere near it.

An epic romantasy about defying fate and building found family. A suicidal princess hires a hitman to end her life… and meets the love of it. Princess Celestia von Levisdia has seen every way her future can go wrong. Tired of living through a thousand tragic endings, she puts a bounty on her own head. Enter our protagonist: Krimson—better known to the world as Bloodtrail, the greatest assassin alive and a chaotic-neutral knucklehead far too quick with a joke for a man who’s ended so many lives.

James Orson bought the Copperhead to fade into a whiskey-soaked retirement after a decade as a galactic operative, but a salvage run into the forbidden Acheron Nebula uncovers the frozen legacy of the Felis Shogunate—and the lethal, alluring warriors who wake up claiming him as their Lord. Suddenly, James is thrust onto the front lines of a losing war against the insectoid Krall, where he must juggle the cutthroat politics of the Conclave with the voracious appetites of feline wives who are as dangerous in the bedroom as they are in a dogfight.

I was a blood slave in a vampire den, until a pack of werewolves “rescue” (kidnap) me and tell me that I’m one of them. Back at their lake house, Luca, a gorgeous tattooed werewolf, takes care of me while I detox from vampire venom. He makes it clear that he wants me, and I can’t help falling for him. Who can blame me—he’s pierced *down there*!

She killed all the malevolent gods, and now she deserves a break. At least, that’s what Godkiller Shallies planned when she started running a tavern to fulfill a promise to an old friend. Call it fate or destiny, but what was supposed to be a humble establishment for common people to enjoy food and drinks quickly morphs into a gathering hub for the new generation of heroes waiting to be trained. But Shallies knows that peace will never last, and that the gods will never truly stay dead. So she trains these new heroes to prepare them in time for the next Divine War. One meal at a time.

Vester's time as a receptionist at the Adventurer's Guild has led him to make some good friends and given him an opportunity to partake in a never before accomplished feat: Establishing a trading post within the Great Dungeon itself. Vester and his Party are going to need to venture farther into the Great Dungeon than they've ever managed before, and that means recruiting new members.

He is the town sheriff. She is the woman who has been avoiding him for seven years. And the little girl she just brought back... belongs to both of them. Lauren Returning to Sunset Valley is the last thing I want to do. But I'm out of money, out of options, and I have a six-year-old daughter who...

Time is the enemy. Vadim has just eight months to escape before the army takes him—but then he meets Louise, and everything changes. What starts as a spark turns into something neither of them can walk away from. Their love becomes a race against conscription, family expectations, and their own fears. Gretna Green—Scotland’s legendary spot for runaway weddings—feels like their only hope.

Lies and Games is a collection about what men learn to hide and how that hiding becomes habit. Written from lived experience, these poems explore attraction, silence, and the tension between wanting closeness and fearing it. The poems documents moments and the cost of staying guarded. This book captures the journey of becoming with all the confusion and broken edges that come with it. This is not a love story. It's what happens around one.

"45 Days is not the everyday romance. It is best written as more of an Anti-Romance style story due to the content of the story. Is love worth the struggle? That's what Aiden and Ally say until one unfaithful day when a horrible discovery on Valentine's Day. The combination of jealous romance and vices lead Ally and Aiden into the worst depths of themselves as they do everything under the sun to drive the other crazy after a devastating breakup just 45 days into a blossoming relationship.