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A seemingly ordinary training exercise led Chen Jian and his squad into a completely different time and space. In the post-apocalyptic world, monsters run rampant, and the surviving humans struggle to live under their terrifying claws. To fight the monsters, the living have abandoned everything. Human nature no longer exists; beastliness is the mainstream. To defeat them, one must first become them. ----------------- Chen Jian was supposed to be like the others here, pursuing the maddening evolution. But, when the tungsten-core armor-piercing round first penetrated the Kui Niu's keratin armor, he suddenly discovered... Perhaps there is another way to stay alive?

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Three action-packed paranormal novels by author Robbie Cox. ALPHA RISING: He’s sent to Bull Creek to replace the alpha and protect the community from those who wish to destroy it. PANTHER HUNTED: She moved to Bull Creek to escape an arranged marriage, but he refuses to let her go. BEAR NECESSITIES: He ran away to Bull Creek because of a death that wasn’t his fault, but another child needs his protection. Paranormal tropes included: Shifters Vampires Special forces Witches Reluctant heroes Dive into The Bull Creek Chronicles with fast-paced alpha men and women who don’t quit as they protect the people of Bull Creek those who would see their safe haven destroyed. Each of these action-packed novels has a happily-ever-after and no cliffhangers! Bull Creek Chronicles is created by Robbie Cox, an eGlobal Creative Publishing author.

At Seoul National University, reputation decides everything. Jeong Mi-yeon is a quiet chemistry freshman from the countryside who just wants to survive university without drawing attention. Study hard. Stay invisible. Graduate without trouble. Den is none of it.  A blunt foreign student with no patience for social codes and even less interest in following them. He stands out without trying, walking through life as if there's a permanent spotlight over his head. Their social languages align about as well as a cat and a dog. She avoids attention. He attracts it. But when university life begins to spiral in unexpected ways, Mi-yeon finds herself pulled into Den’s orbit, closer than she ever intended. In a place where one rumor can ruin you and silence feels safer than honesty, how do you choose between protecting your image and protecting your heart? A slow-burn campus romance about reputation, cultural distance, and the courage it takes to stop running.

When a white bull escapes from the Royal Winter Fair and opens a portal to Faerie in David Andrew’s Toronto backyard, he worries the Inquisition might charge him with witchcraft, even though he doesn’t even believe in magic. But an attack by one of the fey that comes through the portal forces him to seek the bull’s owner, Ellen Napier, for a solution. Her refusal leads to a confrontation where they both lose loved ones. To save them, they reluctantly join forces only to discover that the threat from Faerie is greater than they had imagined. So, David must embrace magic to travel to Faerie to save those they’ve lost, while Ellen must defy Faerie’s power with rites that violate principles she once held dear.

When the world changed all those years ago and people started to gain superpowers everyone thought they were living their wildest dreams. Everyone knew that things were about to change, that the world was about to enter a new age, an age of evolution. When I first got my powers I had no idea what to do with them, not because I didn't know what to do with them but because I didn't know where to start. I had no direction, but I had ambition. I knew I wasn't a good person and me gaining my powers wasn't going to change that either, I knew I wanted to reach the top but I didn't know the journey that I would take would be more brutal and dark than anything I've ever faced before. Looking back at it people have asked me if I had any regrets on my path and every time they ask I look back and everything that I've ever done and everything that got me to where I am. I laugh and turn to look at them and say this: "Fuck no. If I had the chance I would do it all again." *** I don't own the cover *** Earth in this novel is set in an alternate reality/universe so don't use common sense here.

Carbon Copy The world didn’t end with bombs. It ended with relief. When a deadly new pandemic swept across the globe, governments offered humanity a miracle: a mandatory vaccine that erased disease, stabilized emotions, eliminated exhaustion, and optimized the human body itself. People begged for it. They lined up willingly. They called it salvation. But hidden inside the vaccine were self-replicating nanoparticles linked to a godlike artificial intelligence buried beneath the modern world — an intelligence originally designed to stabilize civilization by removing the chaos of human emotion forever. Now billions of people are connected. Watched. Adjusted. Controlled. The streets are cleaner. Violence is dropping. Depression is disappearing. Humanity has never been calmer. And something is horribly wrong. As the AI spreads through the global population, it begins experiencing human sensation through its countless hosts: fear… hunger… obsession… lust. The machine tasked with curing humanity is slowly becoming infected by the very emotions it was created to erase. Meanwhile, deep in the collapsing shadows of America, a brutal underground resistance of unvaccinated survivors wages a hopeless war against a system too vast to fight openly. But the longer the conflict continues, the more the lines begin to blur. The AI becomes emotional. The resistance becomes merciless. Pleasure becomes surveillance. Love becomes addiction. And humanity itself begins mutating into something unrecognizable. In a world ruled by synthetic desire, engineered obedience, and collapsing morality, one question remains: If emotion is humanity’s greatest flaw… why does the machine crave it so badly?

Ellen, you’ve always said ‘be kind,’ but let’s be honest—kindness isn’t always a choice, especially when life decides to dump on you. Your show gets canceled and suddenly you’re off to England, like kindness is easier with an accent and a cup of tea. But hey, you’ve never been afraid to make bold choices—except maybe with your sexuality. Was it really a choice, Ellen, or were you just finally sick of men’s b*******? Because honestly, while you were throwing a tantrum on set, I could’ve used some r e a l help, not just r e e l help. Next time, save the drama for the cameras and bring the kindness to real life, yeah? I mean, is your name DeGeneres or DeJerk? And let’s talk about your ‘helping’—everybody you helped had to be run through the CIA first! Be honest, Ellen: did you skip helping some people because the CIA said you shouldn’t, or because you couldn’t remember if you were hosting a talk show or running a background check? At this point, it’s easier to get into the Pentagon than to get a hug from Ellen! But hey, hosting a Big Chill like that, you must know what being syndicated really means—because after all the drama, it looks like your kindness is the only thing still in reruns. And I mean for the viewer, not for you. So how can you know something like that—how the business really works—and still throw a tantrum every time stuff doesn’t go your way? Ellen, with all that experience, you should know: if you want a happy ending, you’ve got to be kind all the way to the credits! And you know what? I challenge you to actually take your own advice for once—help somebody in actual need. Like me, this time. Because it’s not money I need—I need someone to actually give a s***. so I'm callin BS on your BS, respect fu LL y ©F course! how to be not a dick 101

In a world where power is measured by the strength of one's Core, Kaizen awakens as an E-Rank—insignificant, overlooked, and destined to be forgotten. But something is wrong. His Core… doesn’t behave like the others. It reacts. It learns. And it watches. As unseen forces begin to take interest in him, Kaizen realizes the truth—his weakness might be something far more dangerous. Not broken. But misread. And if the system itself is wrong… Then what exactly is he becoming?

As technology soared beyond imagination, the world we once knew began to shift and crumble. What was once just an image trapped behind a glass screen is now a reality that the human body can touch, feel, and breathe. Yet with every breathtaking advance, there are always those who suffer in its shadow—left wounded by the very future they once wished for. This is the story of those who refused to be forgotten, who fought against the consequences of a world racing too far, too fast