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Quentin Quasar has found that being a telepath is a mixed bag: it's great when he's catching an unfaithful spouse or tracking down a thief, but it's horrible when his bedmate is thinking unflattering thoughts during sex. It's no wonder that instead of saying his prayers every night, Quentin sends tendrils of thought out into the world, looking for another telepath to ease the loneliness.<br><br>Imagine his surprise when he finds one-and the young man needs help!<br><br>Nate Braddock was plenty panicked at being kidnapped by fanatics who planned to "beat the devil" out of him. With Quentin's help, and then his partnership, Nate finds the courage to take a stand against his mother's religious intolerance. Together they'll confront an uncomfortable truth: telepaths may not be devils, but not all of them are angels, either. Quentin and Nate will need their combined gifts to tell the difference.

[ Read 50 Chapters ahead at patreon.com/DaoistMist ] Heterodox paths lead to a bad end? Without cultivating the Golden Core, one cannot attain immortality? Then tell me, esteemed True Lords, if I refine this incorruptible corpse into a Golden Core and transform it into a Nascent Soul, how will you respond? Unorthodox Path: Corpse Cultivation Secret Art: Corpse Mutation Cheat Ability: Daily Settlement Panel ... 【Daily Settlement!】 【Burying corpses in the Death Grounds for six hours: continuously absorbing corpse energy and death energy. Panel EXP +1, corpse energy +6, death energy +6.】 【Raising corpses in an extremely Yin environment for eight hours: panel EXP +1, corpse mutation EXP +6, corpse-raiser EXP +1.】 [ Read 50 Chapters ahead at patreon.com/DaoistMist ]

Telepathic private investigator Quentin Q. Quasar and his partner Nate Braddock are back. They accidentally stumble on a series of kidnapping/murders, and begin to investigate. Eventually, the kidnappers snatch a young man from an Interstate rest area, and Quentin and Nate hear his telepathic cry for help. Armed with that information, they contact their friend George Martin at the sheriff’s office, and manage to catch the kidnappers before they’ve killed the victim. The intended victim was on his way to Orlando to join his boyfriend -- also a telepath -- who’d recently moved there to take a job.<br><br>Meanwhile, Nate’s grandparents fly into Jacksonville from Chattanooga, so Quentin and Nate can drive them to a hospital in Ocala. Nate’s mother has been in a state prison for women located near Ocala, and has been diagnosed with terminal cancer. At the end of a series of hospital visits they encounter and capture the leader of the cult that Nate’s mother and stepfather belonged to. The cult leader and his wife, both of whom had jumped bail before their trials, had just administered poison to Nate’s mother, to keep her from making any sort of deathbed confession about the cult and its activities.

The One-Percent Settlement He gave up a billion to find real love. They thought he was broke. They were wrong. Three years ago, Harvey Smith signed away a $1 billion logistics company to his greedy ex-wife, Cynthia, who left him for old-money playboy Julian Bradley. The elite thought Harvey was ruined. They didn't know he secretly owns a $100 billion shadow conglomerate spanning global aerospace and deep-sea freight. Tired of gold-diggers, Harvey hides his identity. He drives a dented sedan and pretends to be a poor freelance coordinator as a "filter" for true love. It works. He falls for Gift Dawson, a kind, hardworking architect who loves him for who he is, completely unaware of his massive wealth. The trouble starts when Gift takes Harvey to her family's mansion for dinner. The Dawsons are status-obsessed, bleeding money, and desperate to marry Gift off to Julian Bradley the very man who took Harvey's ex-wife. At dinner, the Dawsons and Julian relentlessly humiliate Harvey for his cheap clothes and beat-up car. Harvey stays calm, watching them posture, but when Gift bravely stands up to her own family to protect him, the game changes. The Dawsons and Bradleys are currently begging for massive logistics contracts to save their failing businesses and those contracts are sitting right on Harvey’s desk. With a single phone call, the shadow titan is about to freeze their credit lines, choke their supply chains, and show them exactly what happens when you look down on the man who owns the city.

Torv died peacefully in his old age, surrounded by his wife and children. His life had been full enough to leave behind few regrets, except for one: his body had always been weak. In his previous life, illness had measured his steps, narrowed his choices, and forced him to abandon dreams before he could even try to chase them. Then he opened his eyes again. Reborn in a medieval world of kings, craftsmen, soldiers, taxes, and quiet magic, Torv began his second life as the son of an ordinary family in the town of Blackridge. There were no phones, no hospitals, no electric lights, and no modern comforts. Yet this rougher world gave him something his first life never did. A chance to build his body from the ground up. One month ago, a mysterious panel appeared before him. At midnight, every day is judged. Work is recorded. Training is measured. Effort is settled. A quiet day gives little. A productive day gives more. With every settlement, Torv sees his day laid bare: the earnings from his work, the progress of his profession, the growth of his skills, the improvement of his physique, and the Evaluation Score he can assign where he needs it most. He is not a noble. He is not a chosen knight. He is only a carpenter’s apprentice with a damaged body, a practical drill taught by an old village guard, and a system that rewards every honest day of effort. But when a weak body finally becomes whole, even an ordinary beginning can turn into something terrifying. This is the story of a man who lost one life to weakness, then used every day of his second life to settle the debt. （slow-burn progression）

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Leah Mitchell built her company from nothing. StyleShift was supposed to be her legacy. Her redemption. Her proof that a woman who grew up with nothing could build an empire. Then Roman Ashford sued her into bankruptcy. The lawsuit was brutal and calculated. Roman claimed StyleShift stole proprietary design technology from his company. He was wrong, but wrong didn't matter. Roman had unlimited resources and a team of lawyers who knew how to destroy reputations. By the time the case settled, Leah's company was bankrupt, her employees were out of work, and her name was synonymous with corporate theft. She wanted to hate him forever. Roman Ashford is cold, brilliant, and has never lost a business battle. At thirty-five, he runs one of the largest design firms in the country. He's powerful, wealthy, and completely alone. When he realized he made a mistake with Leah, when he discovered she was innocent and his team manufactured evidence, it was too late. The damage was already done. He couldn't undo what he'd done. But he could offer her something. A deal. A contract. A marriage that would make his investors happy and save her employees' jobs. It made sense on paper. On paper, it was just business. Leah should have said no. Instead, she said yes, because she had nothing left to lose. For three months, they live as strangers in his penthouse. Cold mornings. Separate bedrooms. A marriage that means nothing to anyone but them. Leah works to rebuild while Roman watches from the shadows, trying to understand why he can't stop thinking about the woman he destroyed. Then something shifts. A caught moment. An accidental touch. A confession at 3 AM that changes everything. Leah sees the man beneath the ruthless CEO. Roman sees the strength in the woman he tried to break. And suddenly, their contract marriage becomes something neither of them planned for. But there's a problem. Roman's investors want to use their marriage as a publicity stunt. Leah's former employees are planning to sue them both. And Roman's ex-fiancée emerges with evidence that could destroy them both. The marriage was supposed to be simple. Instead, it becomes the most complicated thing either of them has ever experienced. Because falling in love with the person who destroyed you means risking everything. Again. The real question isn't whether their marriage will survive. It's whether they can forgive each other enough to actually love.

EKRON is a therapist with a license to shoot. Which is odd because, a shrink is naturally supposed to be understanding of people and behavior in general. But not Ekron. He has the temper of a newborn and tongue of a serpent. But maybe his alpha mate might just be what he needs... Or Not.

Sarah destroys Crows’ village and he is separated from his family. He finds a hidden ship and meets a lady who calls herself Divine, she says that he can follow her to travel if he sees fit. “I hope to see what lies in wait, in this world of dreamers!” Our thoughts bring about depression, which leads to anguish, pain, suffering, envy, obsession, and gluttony. But isn't that the beauty of life? It is. Or so one would think...

In her past life, Tang Mo accidentally lost her own Space Jade Pendant when the apocalypse began, losing her biggest golden finger. Afterwards, her superpower training went awry, she lost her loved ones, suffered from ostracization, and utterly ruined the good hand she was dealt, ultimately dying at the mouths of mutant beasts. Opening her eyes again, Tang Mo was reborn one week before the start of the apocalypse. None of the tragedies has happened yet! How will she seize the opportunity and walk her own path to becoming a powerful figure in the apocalypse?