Katherine Blanch planned the perfect sunrise. She didn't plan to outlive everyone she loved. When grief becomes a current too strong to swim against, Kat lets go, only to wake beneath a starless sky with a silver chain tattooed on her wrist and a nervous stranger who calls her "Canavea"- someone wh

Priest Alexander, how good is your printing? Princess Vivian said seductively with only a piece of white clothing that covered little to none of her sinful body. Alexander was shocked by the sight in front of him, looking at the woman who was one of the most beautiful, No! She’s the most beaut

WARNING: This book contains graphic scenes such as the following(but not limited to): Gore, Death, Slight Abuse, Fowl Language, Mature scenes such as nudity and sex, Ect. "My breath fogged against the glass as I looked out at people in white running everywhere. Why did they lie to me? And now I wa

An abandoned princess thrives in a world dominated by men. Only to find herself in a situation she would not have dreamt of even in her worst nightmares. Especially after having a one-night stand with the emperor and rejecting the title bestowed on her. Only to regret it as she slowly falls for h

A secret mission was all it took for Elise to gain the infamous twins, Azael and Reuel's attention and from then on, there was no stopping them. While the twins want her, Elise wants nothing to do with them. Amidst the growing infatuation and feelings, Elise has even to protect herself from the dang

In the celestial tapestry of New Greece, Hade’s outcast demigod son, Zane, takes center stage. With fire coursing through his veins and a destiny entwined with prophecies, Zane grapples with the weight of godhood. As the threads of fate pull taut, his choices echo through Olympus, setting the stage

Eight months ago, I lost my husband. The only man I ever thought I could love. He'd taken care of me, had always been there for me. It was right when the virus hit our town. It'd been going for a couple of years by this point, but our town was a sanctuary for survivors. Until it hit of course, and