unraveled edges

Being married to a Connor, Crystal Anderson is caught up in the family's drama, mystery and tradition. She goes on a family vacation in the woods with her husband, Dylan Connor, Betty and Jake Connor, Dylan's parents where scary truths are unfolded, decisions are made, things are seen, hearts are broken, blood is shed. Is there an escape? If there is, can she really escape?

In a fractured world where superpowers ignite at the edge of death, Elias Varn is no caped crusader—he’s a janitor crippled by fear, accidentally turning ordinary people into temporary heroes with a pulse he can’t control. Dubbed "The Beacon" after a hospital collapse sparks a movement, Elias wants nothing more than to fade into obscurity. But his power, tied to his terror, draws desperate survivors, ruthless Ascended, and a shadowy scientist hunting the secret in his blood. As a cryptic voice whispers of a cosmic reckoning, Elias must unravel what it means to be a hero—not by fighting the darkness, but by lighting the way for others, even if it burns him out. Blending gritty superhero action with psychological depth, this epic saga of courage and chaos promises a thousand chapters of twists, tears, and triumphs.

Reiji Tsukishima never believed in chasing after something he couldn't have—until he met Aoi Fujikawa. Calm, composed, and always in control, Reiji found himself drawn to Aoi’s warmth and kindness. The only problem? She was already in a relationship—with another girl, Sena Tachibana. From the very start, Reiji and Sena clashed. Their personalities, values, and even the way they looked at Aoi put them at odds. He made it clear—he liked Aoi. And Sena? She wasn’t about to let some guy disrupt their relationship. But fate had other plans. Despite their rivalry, Reiji and Sena kept crossing paths, their conversations sharper than knives yet laced with something neither wanted to acknowledge. Over time, they found themselves entangled in something deeper—something neither of them expected. A connection that rivaled the very love they were trying to protect. As emotions shift and tensions rise, Aoi remains unaware of the growing bond between the two people she loves the most. But when the truth finally comes to light, all three must face a question with no simple answer—can love truly be shared, or must someone be left behind? A slow-burn romance of deep emotions, unexpected confessions, and a love that defies the norm—this is *Unraveled Ties.* ---

I wake up each morning only to discover that yesterday never happened the way I remember it. My colleagues reference meetings I never attended. My belongings shift locations when I'm not looking. My reflection blinks before I do. As the boundaries between reality and delusion blur, I begin to notice him - the other me who wears my face but isn't quite right. The one with the smile that never reaches his eyes. The one who leaves cryptic messages telling me I'm "already too late." When I look in the mirror now, sometimes it's not me looking back. The harder I chase the truth, the more fragmented my days become. Am I losing my mind, or is something far more sinister at play? The answer lies buried in my past - in memories I've desperately tried to forget. In a psychological thriller where time itself seems broken, I must confront the question that terrifies me most: If I can't trust my own reflection, who am I really? Genre: Psychological Thriller / Time Distortion / Split Identity

Ethan Miller never expected to become a hero. A single father trying to rebuild his life after betrayal and heartbreak, Ethan is focused on raising his daughters and finding stability in the quiet of the mountains. But when fate throws him into the path of Samantha Harrington and her elegant aunt, Lady Victoria, everything changes. Samantha is used to a life of privilege, but even her charmed world can't protect her from danger. When a harrowing accident thrusts her and Victoria into Ethan's orbit, their lives intertwine in ways none of them could have predicted. Set in the enchanting backdrop of Silver Ridge, Book 1 of Rough Edges weaves a tale of second chances, unexpected connections, and the struggles of bridging vastly different worlds. As Ethan grapples with his past and Samantha confronts her own vulnerabilities, sparks fly, secrets unfold, and emotions run high. Will the rough edges of their lives smooth into something beautiful, or will the weight of their differences pull them apart? This is a story about love, redemption, and the courage to embrace life's imperfections-because sometimes, the most remarkable bonds are forged where the edges aren't perfect.

Jolls thought she’d finally escaped her past — until one call shattered everything. Now, as a familiar voice haunts her nights and a new girl starts to feel like home, she finds herself torn between healing and heartbreak. But some people never really leave you… even when you stop answering the phone.

An Anthology of Futures, Failures, and Forgotten Fates In a fractured multiverse where time is currency and memory is weaponized, Kael Voss—a sarcastic ex-agent of the Time Weavers—finds himself tangled in a deadly rebellion led by his own alternate self: the enigmatic Ghost Ronin. When Kael is sent to erase his Variant for threatening timeline stability, he discovers a deeper conspiracy: the Time Weavers have been hiding the truth about who controls history—and what they’ve done to those who dared rewrite it. Guided by Myra, a precognitive child who remembers futures that never happened, Kael journeys through 200 haunting, hilarious, and high-octane chapters spanning dystopian empires, cyber-samurai cities, looping wars, ancient civilizations reprogrammed by AI, and timelines that bleed into myth. Each chapter is a standalone tale—part mystery, part battle, part tragedy—that weaves into the central narrative: one man trying to outrun his fate by confronting every version of himself. Futuristic, thrilling, darkly humorous, and emotionally explosive, ChronoKnots is a time-traveling anthology where every story counts—and every second kills.

Having been teleported to another world, Noah Smile believing his arrival to be a second chance at life, Noah eagerly embraces this new world. Yet the fantasy he dreamed of is far darker than he imagined. Having met Aria, a Royal Knight of a Princess, they travelled towards the Kingdom Of Tiares as Noah began his new life at another world. (Heavily inspired by Re:Zero! The opening scene of Chapter 1 is the same as Re:Zero's! Just to say.)

Due to an incident that takes place at the local library Waiba loses her memory temporarily and begins receiving what I like to call as "The Snippets" for the following months to come and perhaps a lifetime after her unfortunate accident which compelled her to a 4 months coma . Her memories are based on events that took place in the past as well as recent encounters which help her make sense of things around her . Losing her memory was devastating but having the type of family members that she has , makes each moment she has in gaining back her memory worth every while . Perhaps we ought to see the greater good in the bad that happens so why don't we dive into her story and find out more about her and the People closest to her heart.

Amelia Lockhart has one mission: make the top idol Ethan Quinn fall in love with her, then break his heart, so that Ethan Quinn can successfully pass his tribulation and return to his position as a High God. There's just one problem: as the most hated woman on the internet, Amelia is the last person anyone would pair with the nation's golden boy. But when she lands a spot on a dating show alongside Ethan, she sees her chance. She does all the heavy lifting and is dependable enough to make him see her differently. As a result, Ethan starts pretending to be weak. The fans are confused. Their untouchable idol is... blushing? Getting clingy? Calling her "jiejie" in that voice? "Sis, I surrender." "Sis, you can only spoil me like this." Amelia is losing control of the plan. She was supposed to seduce him and walk away. So why is he the one coaxing her to stay, and why is it getting harder to say no?