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Experience a classic JRPG-style adventure like no other, 20 years in the making! Benoit Valmonte, a young Seattleite hoping to make it big in the game industry, purchases a game he has never seen nor heard of before. And once he plays “The Legend of Daig'digaia”, the game in question, he is sucked into another world – specifically, the world of the game itself. His mission is simple: Find fifty adventurers who are coincidentally his classmates, and fight the ultimate threat alongside them. And thus, he can go home safely. But there's more to this mission that he must find out for himself... [Note] If you want to support the author, please buy him a Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/moonlightbomber

In the concrete jungles of Montego Bay, Jamaica, 14-year-old Kyle Wilson doesn’t have much—just an absent father, a worn-out pair of shoes, and a rusted rim hanging behind his rundown school. But what he does have is height, heart, and hunger. When he stumbles across basketball for the first time, a fire ignites inside him. It’s not just a game. It’s escape. Identity. A way out. Above the Rim, Below the Poverty Line is a coming-of-age sports drama that follows Kyle from the raw streets of Jamaica to the polished courts of America, and eventually to the world stage. But talent alone won't be enough. Poverty, violence, betrayal, and self-doubt lurk around every corner. This is a journey about more than basketball—it’s about survival, legacy, and the cost of chasing greatness.

Warning: For readers 18+ This collection contains mature themes, strong language, and steamy romantic content. Unfiltered. Forbidden. Addictive stories that will keep you turning pages late into the night. "Have you ever done this before?" he asks, his voice low and dangerous. I hesitate, my breath catching as he steps closer, his presence overwhelming. "Good," he murmurs, his touch sending heat through my body. "Because tonight, you're mine." "Turn around, princess." This collection features intense passion, forbidden relationships, and reverse harem dynamics, exploring desires you may have never dared to imagine. You've been warned. These stories are bold, seductive, and impossible to put down. Pour a glass of wine, get comfortable, and prepare for a journey into temptation.

BECAUSE OF A CHANCE ENCOUNTER, HE HAS HIS WORLD FLIPPED UPSIDE DOWN.

Children of the Hush: Season 2 The hush should have died in fire and screams. But shadows know how to hide among roots and bones. Rafi and the braid girl thought they were free — scarred but alive — after crawling from the forest’s burning heart. They fled the hollow that swallowed lost children and turned secrets into nightmares. They carved warnings into trees. They tried to breathe like normal kids. But the hush remembers them. Deep beneath the forest floor, something festers: a pulsing nest of memories, dead kin, and broken promises. Whispers find new mouths — creatures twisted from root and dream stalk the tunnels. The hush tests Rafi’s resolve and poisons the braid girl’s sleep, feeding on fear and guilt they thought they’d left behind. To escape again, they must plunge deeper than ever before — through bone bridges, spore-choked caverns, and the mind of the hush itself. Betrayals bloom. Nightmares walk. Fire must meet root one last time. In the end, there will be ash on their tongues… or silence forever. Some forests should never be woken twice.

Seren Vale has been writing the filthiest and dirtiest poems about a woman she's too chickenshit to name, whenever she's done, she shoves them in a notebook she swore nobody would ever read. The kinda shit you scribble at 3 AM when your brain's fried and your hand's already between your thighs, you know, like that. Then she accidentally submits that notebook to the biggest literary prize in the country instead of her actual manuscript, and by the time she notices, the deadline's gone and her professor has already read every filthy word. Not just any professor though, it's THE Dr. Elise Chen. Who once looked Seren dead in the eye and said "close the door" in a voice so low her whole body just... went somewhere it shouldn't have, and her pulse still throbs thinking about it. So now she's sitting in this woman's seminar twice a week pretending she didn't write three pages about how her lips would feel dragging down her stomach, while she's supposed to be winning a prize that could literally change her life, but Dr. Chen keeps watching her with this "I read what you wrote and we're not discussing it" look, except those dark eyes keep dropping to her mouth and THAT is why Seren can't sleep anymore without her fingers between her legs. Then Julian shows up, you know the type, campus golden boy, stupid grin, he walks into her café holding Seren's favorite poet and says "this seat taken?" like it's nothing, which is weird, but she kinda likes it, because he's warm, easy and he wants her without making her work for it, which is honestly kinda addictive to say the least when the other person in your head won't even say your first name. Julian's got secrets though, the bad ones that could blow up everything she's building, and he knows it, but he's choosing to stand in the shitstorm anyway, which is sorta sexy, maybe? The real problem is Seren's spent twenty-one years convincing herself she doesn't get to want like this. Definitely not women, which is a lie. And now she's got two people who aren't backing off, and she's just... running out of excuses.

When 11-year-old Jamie Weaver’s sister vanishes, no one in the sleepy town of Bramble Hollow remembers she ever existed—except him. One night, drawn by a voice only he can hear, Jamie enters an abandoned tunnel beneath the town and emerges into a twisted mirror version of Bramble Hollow, where grotesque creatures roam, time fractures, and guilt becomes deadly. Jamie must survive this nightmare realm and uncover its sickening truths if he hopes to rescue his sister—and himself.

In the holy city of Asterra, the gods are worshipped above all else. Beneath its grand cathedral, however, something far older than the gods continues to breathe. Cael Veyr, a weak corpse handler from the city's lowest district, has spent his entire life buried among the dead. Powerless, forgotten, and mocked by everyone around him, he survives by carrying bodies into the endless burial chambers beneath the cathedral. Until the night the black rain falls. On that night, Cael hears a voice calling to him from deep below the earth. An ancient heartbeat begins to echo with his own, and the sealed horrors hidden beneath the holy city slowly awaken. The world believes the gods protect humanity. They are wrong. The gods are guarding a prison. As corruption spreads and monstrous truths begin crawling into the light, Cael is dragged into a path of refinement, madness, and evolution—where every gain in power comes with a terrifying cost. Because beneath the cathedral… a buried god has finally opened its eyes.

This book is a collection of short stories ranging from science fiction and fantasy to horror and humor. This was written in the span of more than a decade from 2008 to 2019. Enjoy the read and support the author's journey in the field of literature.

A Batfam Mafia AU Fanfic Inspired by another Fanfic Bruce Wayne was many things to the world-billionaire, philanthropist, enigma-but in the shadows, he was the quiet leader of the greatest underground criminal network the world had ever known. At home, however, he was something much simpler: a father. His four sons-grown, married, and scattered into lives of their own-no longer needed him the way they once had. Their wives, women he'd come to love like daughters, had formed their own tight-knit circles. Recently, all four couples had escaped Gotham for well-earned vacations. Dick and Chanel were off reliving their second honeymoon. Jason and Isis had followed suit, with Isis, of course, unable to leave the children behind. Tim and Lyric were halfway across the world. Damian and Samaira, freshly married, had launched straight into their own honeymoon bliss. Even Duke had been dispatched on a mission in Russia. And for the first time in nearly twenty years, Wayne Manor was silent. So, in a moment of what could only be described as Bruce Wayne's brand of madness-a mix of irrational impulse and perfect logic-he created the Wayne Scholarship. A program for one "lucky" student who would earn not just a place at Gotham Academy, but more than a year-long stay in Wayne Manor itself. Whether that student would see it as luck... was another story entirely. Had it not been for Alfred's timely interference, Bruce would have simply gone ahead and adopted. Now what's going to happen when Athena Blackwell enters this new world? Or is it all another familiar game? This book is inspired by gojoxluvr, who is the author of The Waynes.