The Freeman boys are back. But a new area has been unlocked to terrorize: College. Riley and Huey have their eye set on the same girl…Someone go check on grandad.
The story follows (Y/N) and her hacker best friend, Miguel. Her and Miguel grew up cut off from the real world being taught to become mindless killing machines. They escaped by the age of sixteen and finally by the age of twenty they wiped out everyone involved in their traumatic childhood. Now they had a new objective. Eliminate the infamous serial killers in this world.
What was supposed to be a peaceful camping trip turned into a terrifying university bloodbath deep in the woods. A serial killer is hunting the students. The atmosphere is dark, bloody and suffocating.
Carlos swears it was love at first sight. The moment he saw her, something inside him settled — warm, certain, irreversible. From then on, every smile he gave belonged to her. Every soft word was chosen carefully, like a gift wrapped in silk. But devotion, when left alone too long, begins to rot. He doesn’t see himself as cruel. He sees himself as committed. If she would just understand — if she would just stop trying to pull away — none of this would be necessary.
Hidden deep in a cabin in the forest, you are the last surviving researcher. You have managed to stay alive by learning to be completely silent, knowing that the blind, skinless terrors stalking the forest hunt by sound alone. But you haven’t just survived—you’ve spent months observing them, and they have begun observing you.
A dark, psychological romance that follows Y/N, a girl who secretly hid and cared for a dangerous, comatose man named José Santos for two years. Desperate for survival when he unexpectedly awakens with amnesia, she lies and claims to be his wife, trapping herself in a tense web of obsession and fear.
The Stormcrow is wrecked by an unnatural arcane tempest, marooning its five crew members on Isla de Oro, a shifting, chart-defying island covered in Bioluminescent flora.
Y/N—The Queen, as a young woman, had fallen into the proclivity of keeping the company of gentlemen—even ladies, her tastes ranging from her own age, a few winters older, a few winters younger, none drastically different. She was known to be weak to beautiful faces. She kept the company of soldiers and squires and stable boys alike, which caused quite the stir among the people. Now, The Queen had found new entertainment.
The Tale Of Whoos is a dark fantasy romance about survival, healing, and fierce devotion. After escaping an elite aristocratic family who intended to harvest her rare, magical traits, a young, bookish owl-harpy collapses into a freezing alpine forest. Bleeding and close to death, she is discovered by Soren, a solitary and deeply melancholic owl-harpy living in a hidden mountain cavern. Though emotionally detached and hardened by his own isolation, Soren is overcome by a fierce, protective instinct. He carries Y/N to his sanctuary, where he painstakingly nurses her back to health. As they share the quiet confinement of the cave, their bond deepens through acts of primal trust and intense sensory intimacy. Her sharp, analytical mind complements his lethal, silent strength, turning two broken survivors into a deeply devoted, territorial mated pair ready to defend their sanctuary against the world.
In a world that fears the undead, a conscious zombie girl is rescued from human scavengers by Caspian, a feral and fiercely protective ghoul. Taking refuge in his underground mausoleum, they discover an intense, intoxicating connection that blurs the line between hunger and desire. As they indulge in a primal, uninhibited romance that breathes life back into their cold bodies, their bond guides them to a place once thought to be only a myth: a hidden monster sanctuary, completely protected and invisible to the human eye, where they can finally live—and love—without hiding.
Your loving boyfriend went missing for one night. After he returned, something about him seems to have changed. An alien has taken over half his body, but he looks and acts just the same—sorta, the same.
After years of growing up together, childhood friends Kaleb, Y/N, and her younger brother Mateo have gone their separate ways. Mateo splits his time between staying home with Abuela and attending school to master the art of potions, while his older sister, Y/N, uses her magic to cast spells as a side hustle. Meanwhile, Kaleb’s life takes a disastrously strange turn when he is mysteriously transformed into a sea turtle and ends up stuck in a pet shop. Fate intervenes when Y/N walks into the shop and unknowingly buys her transformed childhood friend. Once they arrive at her home, Kaleb reveals his true identity and explains his ridiculous predicament: to break the curse and return to human form, he must make love to a fair maiden. Expecting a classic fairytale solution, a thoroughly amused Y/N treats his desperate plea as a total joke, laughing it off and roasting him over how the magical rules got "upgraded" from a simple kiss to something far more extreme.
In a world completely without superpowers, Izuku Midoriya is born with a rare, highly stigmatized cellular condition called Congenital Hematophagy Syndrome. He is not a magical vampire; instead, his body suffers from a severe, scientifically grounded biological defect.