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Aren is taken to the Lamentarium, a place where sorrow hums through stone and something unseen listens from the depths. Guided by a woman who speaks in half‑truths, he meets a glowing being meant to claim his grief—until a voice not his own warns him that the walls remember more than they reveal.

A Galactic Federation (GF) ship travels through a warp rift and ends up in another galaxy belonging to the Tomorrowland Transit Authority (TTA). Contact with the fleet, Terra, and stations near Jupiter has been lost. What will happen to the crew next? Will they perish, or will there be cooperation between two worlds, one where peace and love flourish, and the other where the Great War ended only five years ago? Only time will tell...

They pray for forgiveness, believing the rain will wash their sins away. But not every storm brings grace.

Aron’s life is a scam. The ultimate long con. By day, he plays the part: the perfect son, the untouchable captain. By night, he’s just looking for a way to finally go dark. Leo is the only one who sees the lie. He hasn’t seen Aron on a pedestal; he’s seen him on his knees, shattered and pathetic. They share nothing but hatred and the jagged edges of their own damage. But in a world where everyone lies, the dirt turns out to be more honest than the gold.

I was going to write a letter. A letter about how those brief encounters with him after university had become so important to me, how I needed to drink his coffee. I couldn't imagine my days without it. As selfish as it might sound, I wanted to spend time with him every day. However, the news that he had suddenly disappeared shocked me. I promised myself I would find out where he was.

It's a dead of night, and I'm writing a letter to him in order to let him know what I've wanted to tell him for a long time.

A young woman's running on fumes in a terrifyingly boring class. Oh. And there's a pop quiz.

A poem of pregnancy loss and emotional distress.

A bit of a multiverse

Two duelists enter the ring. One walks away. The other is left speechless.

For centuries, the Middle Kingdoms have been at odds. The Tiger Kingdom is preparing to attack the Dragon Kingdom. General Gerel sets off on a diplomatic mission to the Dragon Kingdom to gather intelligence on their future enemy. But meeting Yukinari, the emperor of the Dragon Kingdom, turns his worldview upside down. Gerel recalls the ideals he held as a child, before his heart hardened. Could it truly be his destiny to fight this extraordinary man?

She was so pure that nobody had even tried to question her maxims.

After losing her husband, pets, and home in a Sacramento earthquake, Shaylin finds refuge with her psychologist, Dr. Stacey Winters—until a fatal car accident takes Stacey’s life. Rejected by one sister and resented by another, Shaylin is taken in by Lisa, Stacey’s tough, alluring detective sister. Attraction turns into marriage, then abuse. When violence erupts, Shaylin flees with her pet rat—hunted by someone trained to find the lost.

She finally finds the courage to confess her love, carrying a letter meant to reach him before the darkness did. But when she arrives at his apartment, she discovers he has taken his own life. Now she clutches the unread letter like a ghost, tormented by the thought that her words might have been the one thing that could have kept him here.

In an endless grey forest, a lone wanderer struggles to survive among dead trees and silence. When he meets Meredith—beautiful, intense, and irresistibly charming—her warmth feels impossible in a world without life. But her allure hides a darker truth: she serves a secret cult devoted to a demon beneath the roots, and he is the final sacrifice they need.

Riana had a crush on her apartment manager, Audra. Audra wasn’t very nice to Riana, although Riana never understood why. Fifteen years later, they would meet again under some rather interesting circumstances. Eventually, Riana learns the reason behind Audra’s wrath all those years ago, and it won’t be long before Audra becomes dangerously obsessed, and Riana’s concerns turn to genuine fear.