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Recruited by the enigmatic tech mogul Julian Vane, Lonna is whisked away to Agonwood, a high-tech campus where reality is literally leaking. But the science isn't the only thing volatile in California. Lonna finds herself the gravitational center of a team of brilliant, powerful men who all want to claim a piece of her potential. She must navigate the colliding orbits of Julian, the obsessive genius who pushes her to her breaking point just to see if she’ll shatter; Alex, the billionaire CEO playing a patient, strategic game to win her trust; and Marcus, her rugged ex-boyfriend who is determined to protect her from the very dangers they are building. As Lonna races to build a device capable of mapping the rifts in reality, she realizes that in a world where the laws of physics are breaking, the most dangerous variable isn’t the anomaly—it’s choosing who to stand beside when the world falls apart. SWITCH: Entropy is a 50-chapter prequel as part of the SWITCH light novel series. New chapters every 2 days.

[FREE Chapters till the end of February, after that some chapters will be locked for premium] What if the tragic story you once mocked… becomes the world you were thrown into? Xiao Zhi is an editor who loves tearing apart novel manuscripts for their cliche plots and cruel twists. But one day, she wakes up inside one of those very novels, as the unlucky princess destined to die a tragic death. The script says she will be married off to a barbaric prince, tortured, and killed tragically. But Xiao Zhi refuses to accept that ending. Armed with her editor’s sharp eye and modern wit, she vows to rewrite her fate, outsmart her enemies, and survive. The problem? No matter what she does, the story stubbornly plays out as it was written. Every move she makes only brings her closer to the death she’s trying to escape. How can she survive a story that refuses to be rewritten?

Nineteen-year-old Wren Hathaway has survived six years of hell as the pack's wolfless omega—beaten, starved, and tortured by Alpha Corbin Ravencrest's triplet sons who've made her their personal punching bag. Dax breaks her bones. Flynn burns her skin. Kade destroys her spirit with calculated cruelty. She's endured because she knows the truth: the moment she turns eighteen and gets her wolf, she'll run and never look back. But the Moon Goddess has a twisted sense of humor. During her shift ceremony, the mate bond snaps into place—all three Ravencrest heirs are her fated mates. Except they don't feel it. They continue their torment, calling her worthless, throwing her to visiting Alphas as entertainment, not recognizing the bond screaming through her veins. Someone cursed the bond. Someone wants her dead before they discover the truth. When Wren finally escapes to rival territory, her wolf emerges—not the weak creature everyone expected, but something ancient and catastrophic. She's not omega. She's the first Apex Luna in three centuries, blessed by the Moon Goddess herself to balance corrupt Alpha bloodlines. And she's been claimed by a rival Alpha King who's wanted to destroy the Ravencrests for decades. They called her weak. They'll bow to her as Supreme Luna—or burn.

Alexander Sterling didn't marry me for love. He married me for the same reason he acquires companies—because I fit perfectly into his vision of a flawless empire. So when he proposed adding an Open Marriage Clause to our prenup, he presented it as a logical upgrade. A "win-win." His freedom for my continued, polished silence. His more for my compliance. His more was other women. Power. Control. My more began the day I signed that paper. I became Hazel again. Not Hazel Sterling, the trophy, but Hazel Vale—the woman who remembered how to paint with fury, feel with hunger, and breathe without permission. I found passion in a sunlit studio with a man, Asher, who looked at my chaos and called it art, not a problem to be managed. Now Alexander is back. The Clause has expired. He expects me to resume my role as his most beautiful asset. But he made one fatal error in his ironclad contract. He never specified that I couldn't rewrite the terms. And the most explosive clause of all is the one a woman writes for herself when she's done bending.

Celine Monroe has walked down the aisle seven times, and walked away richer, wiser, and completely disillusioned. Love? A scam. Happy endings? Fairy tales sold to little girls. After building an empire out of alimony and high-profile divorces, she’s unapologetically ruthless, emotionally detached, and the queen of starting over. August Creed, a talented, broody chef with a three-year-old son and scars no one sees. After his late wife shattered his trust and reputation, August keeps his heart locked behind a kitchen door. He cooks, he parents, he survives. They meet by accident. Sparks fly. Walls go up. She doesn’t believe in love. He doesn’t believe in people. But fate isn’t asking for permission. Eight might be her final number. And maybe, just maybe, her first real love. This isn’t a love story. It’s a redemption.

Leila's world changes overnight when her struggling single mother is engaged to a billionaire. Few months after her father dies. She reluctantly moves with her mom. Being the sharp mouthed type to her cold unwelcoming step brother. What started as an hatred turns into something dangerous.

Kiara Kingsley had learned how to disappear. Exile taught her that—how to keep her head down, bury claws beneath skin, how to pass as human, how to raise a child in a world that would never understand what he truly was. For years, she believed she had succeeded. The past stayed silent. The pack stayed away. And her little Mat grew, blissfully unaware of the blood humming in his veins. Until the night he vanished. The hamlet spiraled into panic - questions,sirens,fear. But Kiara felt none of it. The air carried their scent.She knew exactly who had taken her little Mat. And she knew what it would cost to get him back. Returning meant facing Caspian Silverheart—her Alpha mate, the one man she never learned how to hate. The same man who had stood frozen and shattered as his father pronounced her banishment, sealing her fate before their entire pack. Kiara never blamed Caspian. Some sins were too heavy to share, and she had carried hers alone. To bring Mat back, Kiara knew she must return beyond the veil and face the one truth she had spent years avoiding. Some betrayals were written into fate long before love ever had a choice. Crossing the veil, Kiara expected judgment, hatred, and the ghosts of everything she had destroyed. What she did not expect was a world she no longer recognized. The pack she left behind had been reshaped. Power had shifted. Familiar laws felt dangerously flexible. And the silence surrounding her little boy’s disappearance was far too deliberate to be accidental. As old bonds resurfaced and buried truths began to stir, Kiara realized her exile may never have been about punishment. It may have been about erasure. And the laws governing blood, lineage, and power now circled dangerously close to Mat as well. Because Mat was not just her little boy. He was a convergence…of bloodlines, of broken oaths, of a future the pack was never meant to unlock. Now that she had returned, the lies holding their worlds together were beginning to fracture.

"Honesty and politics don’t belong in the same sentence," they say. Celine Yue, a kind-hearted social worker, stepped into politics to help more people. But what she didn’t know… was that her own party would be the one to end her life. After her death, she wakes up in another world as Cyrina Vaeloria, the Elf Princess—right on the day of her arranged marriage to Lucian Aetherion, the cold, mysterious Human Prince and strongest mage alive. A political union to keep two powerful races from tearing each other apart. But this so-called alliance is just a mask. She despises the way other races are trampled beneath noble boots. Cyrina refuses to be a pretty puppet. She dreams of building a new kingdom—where races aren’t divided by power, bloodlines, or magic. To do that, she’ll need power of her own. And lucky her... she just married the most dangerous man in existence. With sharp wit and stubborn grace, Cyrina slowly bends her cold husband to her will— She toys with the ruthless Archmage, tames the untamable… and drags him into a revolution wrapped in royal silk. After all, if you marry the strongest mage alive… you might as well make him yours. ***** excerpt~ Lucian’s voice is like a blade, low and sharp. “Do you even understand what you said in the royal assembly?” Cyrina lifts her chin, unbothered. “I understand perfectly. I said I’ll build a new kingdom—where every race can live together.” His eyes darken. “You don’t know what you’ve sparked. That speech—” he steps closer, “—could ignite a war. You’re underground now, Cyrina. Buried beneath politics you don’t even see coming.” She spins on her heel and waves dismissively. “Ugh. Kaelen Blackthorn, your master is giving me a migraine. Get me out of this castle before I set it on fire.” Kaelen gives a slow, exaggerated bow. “As you wish, my lady.” He takes her hand like the perfect gentleman and leads her toward the door— But Lucian’s voice booms behind them. “Kaelen. Don’t forget who your master is.” Kaelen pauses. Glances back. “I remember, my lord. But as per your standing order… I obey only my lady’s command.” A smirk tugs at his mouth. “Even if it means going against you.”

STORY SUMMARY CHAINS OF APOLLO In the kingdom of Astraeon, prophecy is currency and divine favor is law. Twenty years ago, House Keraunos—blessed by Zeus himself—annihilated House Heliaris in a massacre fueled by jealousy and fear of an ancient prophecy. They believed every sun-blessed heir dead. They were wrong. Thera Solenne is a slave with fire in her veins and vengeance in her heart. When a chance encounter with a dying oracle reveals her true identity—last daughter of House Heliaris, descendant of Apollo—she learns of the prophecy that destroyed her family: “When the sun’s child rises, the throne of storms shall fall, and a new dawn will break over Astraeon.” The kingdom believes this prophecy heralds salvation. They are mistaken. Armed with charisma, ruthlessness, and an obsessive belief in her divine destiny, Thera escapes bondage and embarks on a treacherous journey to reclaim her birthright. She seeks allies among the desperate and the damned, manipulates gods who view mortals as pawns, and hunts for the god-killer—an ancient weapon hidden in the ruins of Pyratheon that can bend even immortals to her will. But the gods play their own games. Apollo offers cryptic guidance. Hera whispers promises of queenship. Artemis teaches her to hunt her enemies. Hecate reveals dark paths to power. Zeus sends storms to break her. Athena arms her foes with strategy. Ares delights in the bloodshed she causes. And Hades… Hades waits, patient as death itself, until the moment of her greatest betrayal. As Thera ascends from slave to revolutionary to queen, she discovers that prophecies are not salvation—they are traps. The throne she claims is built on the bones of innocents. The gods she manipulated exact terrible prices. And the tyrant she sought to destroy stares back at her from every mirror. In the game of gods and mortals, victory and damnation are the same thing.

Thorne Corvinus didn't want a wife—he wanted an incubator. As Alpha of the Corvinus mafia pack and CEO of a billion-dollar empire, he needed a pureblood heir to satisfy the Pack Council's ultimatum: produce an alpha heir within two years or lose everything to his murderous cousin. Enter Sable Morven—a low-ranking omega from a disgraced pack, so desperate to save her dying younger brother that she signed a contract she barely read. The terms were brutal: marriage in name only, conception via cold clinical encounters, complete submission to Thorne's authority. No mate bond. No love. Just biology and desperation. Their wedding night was her destruction. Thorne took her virginity with mechanical precision in his sterile penthouse, then left her bleeding and alone while he returned to his mistress. When Sable discovered she was pregnant, she foolishly thought the baby might soften him—that maybe the mate bond she felt sparking could be real. Then she overheard the truth: Thorne had his witch doctor suppress their mate bond from the beginning. He'd chosen his sophisticated Beta mistress, Vivienne, years ago. Sable was just convenient omega genetics—disposable once she delivered his heir. Shattered, Sable made an impossible choice. She stole classified pack medical research, faked her death in a car crash, and vanished into the human world—pregnant, alone, and swearing her daughter would never be a pawn in werewolf politics. Six years later, Dr. Sable Morven returns to the supernatural world as a legend. The reclusive "Miracle Doctor" who cures supposedly incurable wolf ailments, commands seven-figure consultation fees, and has every alpha pack begging for her services. She's breathtaking now—refined beauty, lethal intelligence, and an aura of untouchable authority. Her daughter Lyric is hidden, safe, and blissfully unaware her father exists. Then Thorne's world collapses. His empire is crumbling from a mysterious blood curse. His pack is dying. Only one person can save them: the doctor he left for dead six years ago. Now the ruthless Alpha who treated her as breeding stock is on his knees, finally feeling the mate bond he'd suppressed burning him alive. But Sable isn't the broken omega he destroyed. She's the predator now, and he's finally prey.

Priscilla was raised in the Fairy Realm, where kindness was strength and love was gentle. Alpha Alexander was born to rule, hardened by claws, politics, and bloodbound duty. When a weakening veil between realms pulls Priscilla into wolf territory, fate binds her to the last person she ever expected—an Alpha who senses her as his mate the moment he sees her. In a magical world filled with enemies, jealousy, alliances, and secrets, Alex and Priscilla must band together with friends to protect their pack and home. Bound by destiny but divided by worlds, their journey is not just about survival—but about choosing each other, again and again, against everything that tries to tear them apart.

At the last attempt for peace, Ophelia Valthorn is sacrificed by her ruthless stepfather, Joel Valthorn, to marry the feared Lord Dante Hastings. Ophelia is torn away from her sick brother, whom she loves dearly, and taken across enemy lands, where her every move is scrutinised, and every glance filled with hatred. Dante and Ophelia are guarded against each other until the rise of assassinations and whispers of betrayal within each family forces them to lean on each other. As Ophelia adapts to her new life, she discovers a curse which torments her husband. It is a curse which threatens not only the truce but Ophelia’s life. Will Ophelia flee before war breaks out again, or help Dante break free of the curse?

Vesper Calloway was the perfect doormat wife—frumpy clothes, thick glasses, invisible in every room. She raised their daughter Ivory alone while her husband Quillan built his spirit-tech empire on research she conducted in secret. When she finally gathered courage to tell him she'd discovered how to digitize ghost energy, she found him in their bed with her half-sister Sable. He laughed. "You? A tamer? You can't even see basic spirits." The divorce came with a custody battle. Quillan used his Sanctum connections to prove Vesper "mentally unstable"—her ghost-seeing was labeled delusion. The judge awarded him Ivory. Her own father, Sanctum Elder Thaddeus Calloway, testified against her to protect the family alliance. She left with nothing but shattered faith and forbidden knowledge. Three years later, a mysterious figure called "Nyx" emerges—the phantom genius behind Spectra Corp, revolutionizing spirit-taming with technology the Sanctum can't explain. CEOs beg for contracts. S-rank tamers hunt her identity. Nobody suspects the frumpy ex-wife. When Vesper returns for Ivory, she's unrecognizable: designer clothes, silver hair cascading free, eyes that once begged now command. She crashes Quillan's engagement party with an S-rank digital demon at her fingertips and a corporate empire backing her play. They thought they broke her. She became unbreakable.

[A Year of Grace- Book 1] Nyxara When I woke up cold, leaning against a tree in the woods, I wondered if there were a few details I wasn't told by the angel who sent me here. It wasn’t long before the brothers I had lost in my past life found me—right as I was trying to find my way out of the woods. They brought me home to the parents who weren’t dead. Since I didn’t get this world’s Nyxara’s memories, I’m claiming amnesia due to trauma. When I was given the choice between redoing my own life or being sent to an alternate universe, I chose the second option. I didn’t want to deal with the shattered remains of my past. What I wasn’t told? While this is a very different life, some people from my old world are still making my life hell in this one. And now, they might have fangs, mind powers, or claws. I’m not the me in my last life, and I’m not the me of this life. So… who am I? On that note, what in the world is an alpha, beta, or omega? Looks like I have a lot to learn—and fast—if I want to graduate from the Sentinels of Accord Academy, let alone survive in a world filled with supernatural beings. It's a new exciting world just waiting for me to claim my place in it. Top 3 in the end of year competitions looks like a good start. This year is going to be amazing. (The romance is slow-burn. 5 mates in total. The romance doesn't really start in this book. All mates are introduced though.) [Daily Chapter Release and Free until completion]

Sisi’s life becomes a nightmare on her birthday when her adoptive father tries to rape her. After she fights back valiantly, he beats her half to death and throws her into a ramshackle shed to rot. She believes she would die alone, until she discovers a wounded wolf cub hiding in the shadows. Drawing on her experience caring for infants, Sisi nurses the injured cub, only to learn he is no ordinary animal but a young wolf beastman named Jojo. When her father discovers Jojo and captures him, he threatens the cub’s life to force Sisi into his bed. Cornered and desperate, Sisi’s dormant faerie powers erupt. On that fateful night, she escapes with Jojo into the depths of the forest, vanishing where no one should be able to follow. Lost and hunted, the human girl and the little wolf beastman cling to each other for survival, until Jojo’s father, an Alpha wolf who had been crowned the new Beast King, finds them. Without warning, he seizes Sisi and declares: “My son has imprinted on you as his mother. You must take responsibility.” “H-How do I take responsibility?” Sisi whispers, terrified of being separated from Jojo. The Beast King pulls her close, his voice low and solemn. “Come with me. I will make you my official mate.” * PS: This story is about found family and motherhood, as well as a true love between a lone wolf and a faerie. Tags: Beastman, werewolf, faerie, slow burn romance, no rape, babyraising, possessive ML. - You can follow me on Instagram: @foreverpupa

Title must appear boldly on the cover: MOONBOUND TO BETRAYAL: THE FORSAKEN LUNA’S RECKONING (Use dramatic, gothic fantasy typography—silver or violet tones with claw-like accents and a subtle lunar glow.) Create a dark, cinematic, movie-poster–style cover that captures betrayal, rebirth, vengeance, and unstoppable feminine power within a modern paranormal werewolf world. The atmosphere should feel raw, emotional, and dangerous—like a queen rising from ashes under a blood moon. At the center stands Serephina Thorne, transformed from broken Luna to awakened sovereign. Her presence must be commanding yet haunted—silver-blonde hair flowing, violet eyes glowing with ancient power, and faint violet flames curling around her hands or shoulders. Her expression should hold both pain and unshakable strength, as if she has survived betrayal and chosen war. Her aura must suggest royalty reborn—elegant yet lethal. Behind or slightly beside her stands Corvus Nightshade, dark silver hair, obsidian eyes glowing faintly amber, radiating protective menace. His posture should show devotion without overshadowing her—an equal partner, a warrior who stands at her side rather than above her. The chemistry between them should feel intense but restrained, built on respect and chosen loyalty. In the shadows behind them, include ghostlike imagery of Kael Varnoth and Lyssandra Crowe—cold, predatory figures symbolizing betrayal. Kael should appear powerful yet cracked, his authority fading. Lyssandra should look calculating and dangerous, a rival cloaked in ambition. The background should depict a dark modern forest or secluded estate under a massive crimson moon. Incorporate subtle werewolf elements—glowing eyes in the trees, ghostly wolf silhouettes, and faint royal symbols hinting at the lost Thornecrown dynasty. Broken chains, shattered crowns, or burning runes may appear as symbolic elements of liberation and revenge. Use a bold, moody color palette—crimson red, obsidian black, lunar silver, and violet flame tones. Lighting should be high contrast and dramatic, emphasizing transformation and power reclaimed. The overall feeling should promise readers a fierce journey: A forsaken Luna reborn as a queen. A fake bond shattered. A dynasty rising from betrayal beneath the crimson moon.

NO SMUT. In the crown-bound kingdom of Valedryn, the Church teaches that humanity was cursed by a single girl. Ophelia — the first woman — defied God and was cast out of His garden. For her heresy, Heaven stripped mankind of its magic. Now humans kneel while elves and dwarves wield power like birthrights. Desperate for forgiveness, the priests offer God a penance. Punish the daughters. Girls are named omens, born sinful, and destroyed at birth. Only the most “useful” are spared — raised not as people, but as property of the throne. Veiled. Numbered. Promised to noble houses or the king himself to strengthen bloodlines that Heaven has long abandoned. They are never called she. Only it. Seris Zephyr was meant to be one of them. Too beautiful to discard, she is taken to the palace and groomed to become a royal vessel — obedient, silent, and grateful to serve. But Seris does not bow. She does not kneel. And no prayer has ever left her lips willingly. There is something wrong with her. Candles flare when she’s angry. Doors unlock at her touch. The air bends like it’s listening. Humans are not meant to have power. As whispers of unrest spread through the cathedral courts and the Church hunts for signs of divine punishment, Seris begins to suspect the kingdom’s greatest truth is a lie. Perhaps Ophelia did not curse humanity. Perhaps girls were never the sin. And if the throne discovers what Seris truly is, they won’t crown her. They’ll burn her. Because in Valedryn, a girl who refuses to bow is not just disobedient — she is heresy. PHOTO IS NOT MINE, I GOT IT FROM PINTEREST.

Serenya Arclight was born into greatness — but was branded as a failure. As the youngest daughter of one of the Four Great Archmage families, she was expected to inherit a legendary command of elemental sorcery. Instead, her spells fizzled, backfired, or broke apart, earning her the title of the failed heir. In the academy’s history books, her role was already written, to become a laughingstock, a cautionary tale, and a shadow to be compared against her gifted sister. But when an ordinary woman from another world awakens in Serenya’s body, the story begins to unravel. At Arclight Academy of Sorcery, Serenya discovers she can wield a strange, “unclassifiable” magic that doesn’t bend to fire, water, wind, or earth. Instead, her spells warp the rules of magic itself — silencing flames, rewriting duels, and threatening to upend the very system that the noble families have ruled for centuries. Her greatest rival is Celestia Dawncrest, the radiant prodigy of the Dawncrest family, one of the best archmage families. Perfect, brilliant, and beloved, Celestia embodies everything Serenya is not. As whispers spread through the academy — of curses, forbidden powers, and a “failure” who refuses to fail — Serenya must fight to carve her own place in a world that has already cast her aside. Rivalries will deepen, alliances will form, and secrets buried in the void between elements will rise again. For her, this is no longer the story of a failed heir. It is the tale of the girl who dared to shatter magic itself. Expectations: Female MC but with Shonen Elements

Iris Hollow was never weak—only trusting. She loved the wrong man, believed the wrong friend, and paid for it in blood. Betrayed by her emotionless fiancé Noah Blackthorn, sold by her jealous best friend Veronica, and turned into a human experiment by Vance Calder, Iris is tortured, infected, and killed the moment her suffering brings them success. Her family is erased. Her name is buried. Her death is celebrated. But Iris does not accept death quietly. She awakens inside a strange world ruled by game-like laws, where survival must be earned and mercy does not exist. An unseen force offers her a single chance to return—only if she completes deadly missions no human should survive. Armed with terrifying powers she never asked for, and guided by Eena, a cute yet clever cat who hides sharp intelligence behind innocence, Iris steps into a trial where one mistake means permanent death. She is no longer fighting to survive. She is fighting to go back. And when she does, revenge will not be loud or reckless— it will be cold, calculated, and final.