gotei 13 captains

Katelyn has always been a proud and pampered princess. She grew up sheltered and doted on by her parents, never knowing the dangers that existed her small family life. In a twist of fate, she finds herself faced with an intimidating yet attractive man and path wrought with hardships she never could have prepared herself for. Will she fight for her freedom or will she fall under his rule and learn sometimes love can find you even in the darkest and most unsuspecting places? You can expect from this novel: mature content, possible violence, explicit language. ___________________________ temporarily putting this on pause as my time is currently allowing me to only work on one novel. I will return to this once my other is finished so please continue to watch for updates. Panda

Earth ends without warning. In its place, humanity awakens scattered across an unfamiliar solar system, each person alone inside a small, silent ship embryo drifting through space. There are no explanations—only a single captain’s seat and the instinctive knowledge that survival depends on growth. With nothing but fragile vessels and newly awakened personal abilities, humans are forced to explore, scavenge, and adapt. As ships evolve and captains test the limits of their own powers, chance encounters turn into fragile cooperation—or ruthless conflict. Slowly, patterns emerge. Fleets begin to form. Influence spreads. Power changes hands. Some remain scavengers, scraping by among the debris of the stars. Others rise, shaping space itself to their will. And far beyond human reach, an unseen force watches in silence, measuring what humanity becomes when every individual is given command—and no one is given guidance. In the endless void, a new civilization is taking shape, one captain at a time.

What are you supposed to do when you find your Alpha mate and he is much older than you and already has a fiancé'? What would you do when you find out he is trying to juggle both of you? When you confront him at a fancy upscale restaurant in the city and meet your hot new neighbors that just happen to be the rival hockey team captains and twins. After that, the hot twins transfer to your college while one has decided to try to bully you. The other asked you to pretend to be his new girlfriend so he can dump his latest girlfriend and help you get rid of your pestering ex. He thinks it's a win/ win. A total no-brainer. However, things quickly take a turn and get extremely complicated. This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places and incidents either are products of the author's imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual events or locales or persons, living, or dead, is entirely coincidental.

Captain Elias Thorne commands the Black Siren with ruthless grace, stealing from the wealthy and feeding the poor. She's untouchable, legendary, the woman who made three kingdoms bow. No man has ever tamed her. No one has ever made her stay. Then she meets Captain Riven Kessler. Riven owns the seas with blood and steel, feared by every naval force and pirate crew that challenges him. Cold. Calculating. Hungry for power. He's everything Elias hates—a mercenary without loyalty, a tyrant who hunts treasure for personal glory while the world burns. When they both discover the same map leading to the Serpent's Crown, a treasure that grants control of all ocean trade routes, they realize one terrible truth: only together are they strong enough to claim it. Only together can they survive what it takes to get there. But weeks trapped on the same ship, watching each other fight like demons, trusting each other with life and death—something shifts. The woman Riven thought was his enemy becomes his obsession. The man Elias swore to destroy becomes her only reason to breathe. When their crew members start dying and they discover someone has leaked their location to the royal navy, both captains realize the real danger isn't the sea. It's each other. And falling for the one person designed to be your destruction might be the most dangerous treasure hunt of all. They never planned to save each other. Fate never asked for permission.

Space opera, Regency romance, and an invitation to an Imperial ballroom among the stars ...<br><br>Captain Catherine Everington loves her starship, her crew, and their mission of interplanetary exploration. New worlds beckon, and Kit's always wanted to discover them. But a summons from her mother brings a reminder of Kit's family obligations, including the title and place she'd once given up among glittering Regency society, on the capitol planet.<br><br>The Regency is ending, and the new Emperor will take the Galactic Throne, which means he'll need to choose an Empress. But Arthur has never been a conventional heir, and he's fascinated by discoveries and languages and new frontiers. And an unconventional starship Captain with a love of the unknown might be exactly who he needs ...

a story of bad captain and cute innocent girl

Anta, Bony dan Galih tidak sengaja memasuki dunia game. Mereka bertahan hidup dengan menebas kepala monster itu satu persatu. Ternyata selama ini, mereka terjebak dalam Game yang bernama "Game Of Tower" Game itu seharga jutaan dolar. Bagaimana bisa mereka memasuki game itu?

Being stolen as a child, Golgotha grows with power, and the thought of being an heir to the Asis organization, he has everyone subjected to him, he is emotionally deprived, he only hopes for more power, he is brutal, and a Savage. But does it all belong to him? has his life's mission been nothing but a waste of time? does the power and authority he wields belong to him? Read how our amazing Golgotha lives his life, his relationship with everyone, his ending

If you want to be with him/her just make a move but not to the fullest because you cannot decide what's in the end maybe you will be the happiest man/woman or you will end up full of sadness and hopelessness. (I'm just expressing my feelings into this kind of book. Hope you like it.) P.S. I don't find a Genre Teen(-Male Leading) so hopefully you understand and I'm not used into this kind of thing.

In the land of Elarion, peace is a fragile illusion. A war that raged for ten years has finally ended, leaving the world scarred and its heroes forgotten. Among them is Cael, a former soldier framed and discarded by the very kingdoms he once bled for. Now exiled, drifting from battlefields to back alleys, he lives as a mercenary—numb, bitter, and trying to outrun a past that won't stay buried. But as the kingdoms prepare for a global ritual to "heal" the land, something begins to rot beneath the surface. Priests falter. Mages lose control. Artifacts whisper when no one's listening. And when the ritual is cast, it doesn't cleanse—it spreads. A sickness born from mana, prayer, and power itself begins to twist the world. It infects not just flesh—but soul. Not even the gods are spared. Cael, marked by the same magic he never trusted, may be one of the few who can walk through the decay without losing himself. But survival won’t be enough. He'll have to face the war again—only this time, it's everywhere. And it doesn’t end with the dead.