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John Woods spent his life trying not to be noticed. Now, the survival of humanity depends on it. John was having an ordinary day in London when demon-spewing portals tore the world apart. The System arrives, transforming the city into a deadly trial of monsters and dungeons where power can be earned. And John discovers he has a unique path: Aura. The more impressive his actions, the more Aura he gains. The more he falters, the more he loses. With enough Aura, he can unlock permanent upgrades, attributes, spells, and skills that could carry him through a world rapidly descending into chaos.

“I'd been lying my whole life. Lying to myself.” The fire took his face. And his reason for living. Seth Coleman wakes up with grafted skin and a scheduled court date. As a human. The God inside of him is gone. Once he’s sent to juvie, for the first time in his life, nobody in the room is looking at him. They're looking at the girl behind the cafeteria glass. No one knows her name. No one knows why she watches their every bite and chew. And no one knows why she starts picking boys to be carted away with her, one by one.

“I needed to marry a saint.”Esther dances in her bedroom to wedding music, clutching a printed picture of Saint George. Praying for the love of a dragon slayer.She’s the quiet one at the edge of the frame. The girl who slides her sketches across the table for a boy's approval. The girl...

"I discovered I was God at the age of six." Before Kaitlyn Boyd. Before the cult. Before the queen. Came the trailer park. Seth Coleman is just a little boy on a camper roof with "Loco Lauren," a girl who throws rocks at him until his shin dents, flicks his eyeball when she gets bored, and pins him down until her lice migrate to his scalp. He adores her. Then she asks him to play a game. "Ever played God?" And his universe becomes clear. His hidden deity awakens. Unable to go back to sleep.

How far would you go to escape reality… or control it? Modern Prison is a book series that tells an original story like a compelling movie, the story starts with an innovation but the flaws of this new Tech can lead to a disasterThis book tells the story with Gut-punching truth that can lead the humanity toward a doom, but not in the traditional waysThe story reveals accurate predictions about near future and backs up these predictions with detailed scientific facts to make it realistic and possible.

Callum Agrippa and his companions have crossed mountains, survived dungeons, and walked through the schemes of kings, clans, and Systems alike. Beyond the Narrow Desert, they discover something far older than any of them expected. Buried beneath endless sand lie the remains of a forgotten civilization untouched by the modern Systems. Vast stone platforms, impossible ruins, ancient portals, and fragments of lost magic still linger beneath the surface. The deeper they travel, the more Callum begins to suspect that even the Systems themselves may not fully understand what was buried here.

This is a very goofy book. Chock-full of the heart and hijinks of Saturday morning cartoons and Dimension 20 adventures. Sixteen-year-old Bekkel never wanted to be an Annexer, but once a Durbaxian is assigned a life path, that’s it. She lied on her assessments, she’s not qualified, and now...

In the port city of Kabrah, a desperate boy kills six with a sword that whispers promises of power, vengeance, and a throne. All it asks in return is blood. Shayne Fisher has spent months scraping together wages on the docks while his father rots in debtor’s prison. When thugs come to sell his sisters into slavery, the ancient weapon his father hid in the ceiling answers his prayer for help. But the sword’s voice grows louder with every kill, and Shayne’s ambitions are beginning to feel less like his own.

Callum and his companions have survived dungeons, battles, and the shifting will of a system they barely understand. But survival was only the beginning. Now back among the Rothsbone Horde, a new challenge takes root.

In the fractured Alaska of 2096—now an independent nation—Cryosaga Industries controls the flow of PermaFlux, a game-changing superconductor that powers the world’s tech empires. From neon-lit megacities to shattered monuments on the tundra, their reach is absolute.

Monsters aren’t born. They’re refined. The Rose Killer has perfected her work. Thirteen victims. Thirteen flawless scenes. Each one precise. Controlled. Beautiful. A white paper rose left behind like a signature no one else can read. She does not kill in chaos. She waits. She plans. She folds herself into normality and lets the world forget she exists. Until someone touches the pattern.

Dying was the easy part. Zander Chung has been sentenced to death by video call. Now, he’s being hunted by homicidal household appliances, having what experts would call a very bad day. His (possibly) immortal grandmother has a solution: put him on the next flight to the Egyptian Duat in search of an inscription. Armed with a sarcastic scarab, an angel in heels, and few useful life skills beyond script-writing, Zander must hoodwink Anubis, survive judgment, and survive an Afterlife that treats the living as a clerical mistake.

Callum and his friends find themselves in a land once part of the mainland, now separated by the Shallow Sea and ruled in part by the Principal Cleric’s Order. Here, ancient ruins whisper of forgotten Systems, and the team begins to piece together fragments of the world’s oldest pasts. After the coronation of the clans, their journey leads them beyond familiar shores to islands where storms walk like beasts, spirits test the living, and the Trickster’s influence twists the laws of magic and truth. What begins as exploration soon becomes survival.

A coronation of clans. A Tier Two breakthrough. And a ruin that should never have been found... Callum Agrippa and his companions have survived dungeons, intrigue, and deadly trials, but the Central Plains are about to test them in ways no System ever prepared them for. The Rothsbone Horde has swelled to tens of thousands, and every clan, tribe, and banner has gathered for a once-in-a-generation coronation. Politics run hotter than the autumn fires, and one wrong move could mean exile... or execution.

Callum and his companions arrive in Bernhardt City expecting rest and trade, but instead they find a mystery festering in the streets. An illness grips the poor, whispers of corruption reach the royal palace, and shadows stir beneath the surface of the System itself. For Auggie, it’s a chance to save his father. For Olivia, it’s a test of her growing power. For Callum… it’s the beginning of battles that will change him forever. From training yards to taverns, from royal halls to the depths of a dungeon, the group must fight, craft, and endure together.

Em awakens each morning with no memory of the day before. All he knows comes from one small journal and the whispers of two shadows that follow his every step. Yet, even as his sanity threatens to break under the weight of this curse, he is given a slim hope. The shadows urge Em to find the mystic in the distant city of Henaden. But with no map, no memory, and enemies at every turn, Em’s journey is fraught with peril. Will he reach Henaden? And if so, what will he find? Can this mystic truly heal his memory? And if he fails, what future is there for the one who forgets?

Six months after the harrowing events at Idaho National Laboratory, renowned researcher of ancient civilizations Daniel Whitlock is hiding out in the remote wilderness of Camp Denali, Alaska.

A shattered system. A world of magic. One wrong move could cost him everything. When Callum wakes in a realm ruled by stats and affinities, survival means adapting fast. But the system is broken, and so is the truth behind it. His journey is slow, dangerous, and anything but typical. Perfect for fans of immersive world-building, meaningful progression, and slow-burn LitRPG saga where every choice matters.

Allen had already lost everything—his home, his love, his best friend, and the fragile sobriety that held him together. But that wasn’t the end. That was just the beginning of his nightmare. After a betrayal that shatters his world, Allen wakes up imprisoned by a deranged scientist named Dr. Bill, a man obsessed with alternate realities. Without consent, Allen is cast into a foreign, dying realm called Roya Hadoon, a world fractured by mysterious cosmic cataclysms and haunted by the Sunless—twisted, undead husks of once-living people.

A thriller told with breathless pace, The Cosmic Key integrates exhaustive research with relentless suspense. From the first words to the unpredictable and stunning conclusion, Patrick Donohue delivers a whirlwind adventure that illuminates as much as it entertains.