
Gemini
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Novels by Gemini

Escape From Antherion Tower
Seventeen year old Kelvin Katz has never known what it feels like to belong. After the death of his biological father, his mother remarries, hoping to give her family a fresh start. Instead, Kelvin grows up under the constant emotional abuse of his stepfather, who treats him like an unwanted burden while showering love on his two younger half-siblings. Determined to protect his mother from more conflict, Kelvin endures the pain in silence, never realizing that he has been hiding something far more dangerous than his broken heart.
When a terrifying supernatural power suddenly awakens inside him, Kelvin's ordinary life comes to an abrupt end. Secret government agents arrive within hours and take him to Antherion Tower, a mysterious fortress where teenagers with extraordinary abilities are confined. Believing the Tower is nothing more than a prison disguised as a school, Kelvin struggles to survive its brutal training, strict rules, dangerous rankings, and powerful students who constantly fight for dominance.
Inside the Tower, he forms an unbreakable friendship with the fearless Raze Calder, the brilliant strategist Mara Sinclair, and several other gifted students who all share one dream—to escape and reclaim their freedom. As their bond grows stronger, so does Kelvin's determination to break out of the Tower, no matter the cost.
But freedom comes with a devastating price.
Beyond the Tower's walls waits The Dominion, a ruthless organization that hunts gifted individuals and transforms them into weapons capable of destroying nations. Kelvin uncovers the truth that changes everything: Antherion Tower was never built to imprison supernatural children—it was built to protect them from the horrors waiting outside.
Now, with war approaching and loyalties tested, Kelvin must choose between escaping the place he hates or fighting to defend the only sanctuary standing between humanity and a terrifying new age of chaos.
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Chapter: CHAPTER FOUR: THE LETTER
The letter remained on the dining table long after no one was reading it. No one touched it. No one spoke. The only sound inside the house was the steady ticking of the old grandfather clock in the hallway. Kelvin read the two sentences again. > The Tower has waited long enough. Bring the boy before the next full moon... or we will. His eyes narrowed. "What tower?" Sarah remained frozen. Mark looked at her. "You know exactly what they're talking about." She swallowed. "I..." "You've known this whole time." "I was trying to protect him." "Protect him from what?" Sarah looked at Kelvin, tears gathering in her eyes. "I can't explain everything." "Not yet." Mark slammed his hand on the table. "Not yet?" "Our house was surrounded." "Some lunatics leave threatening letters." "My family is terrified." "And you're still saying 'not yet'?" Emma burst into tears. "Stop shouting..." The room instantly fell silent. Sarah hurried over and h
Last Updated: 2026-07-27
Chapter: CHAPTER THREE: THE MEN AT THE DOOR
The knocking came again. Three slow knocks. Not loud. Not violent. Confident. As though whoever stood outside already knew the door would eventually open. No one in the kitchen moved. Rain battered the windows while the broken lightbulbs continued to crackle on the floor. Kelvin could hear Emma crying upstairs. Liam called out again. "Mom?" Sarah shut her eyes for one brief second. When she opened them, the fear in her face had become determination. She looked directly at Kelvin. "Go upstairs." "What?" "Now." "I'm not leaving you." "Kelvin." Her voice was firmer this time. "Take Emma and Liam into your room. Lock the door." Mark finally found his voice. "Sarah, what's going on?" She ignored him. Another knock. Exactly three. The calm voice outside spoke again. "Mrs. Sarah Katz." "We're not here to hurt anyone." "We only wish to speak." Mark walked toward the front door. "This is ridiculous." Sarah grabbed his arm before h
Last Updated: 2026-07-27
Chapter: CHAPTER TWO: THE FIRST CRACK
The call had ended. But Director Hayes didn't lower the phone immediately. His eyes remained fixed on the Sullivan house as children from the neighborhood began walking toward the nearby bus stop, backpacks bouncing against their shoulders. To everyone else, Cedar Ridge looked like another peaceful American town waking up for another ordinary Tuesday. Hayes knew better. He had watched towns like this before. Places where ordinary mornings ended with impossible tragedies. He slipped the phone into his coat pocket. "Keep watching," he said to the driver. "What are we waiting for?" the younger agent asked. Hayes' expression never changed. "The first crack." --- Inside the Sullivan house, breakfast continued under a silence so heavy it almost had weight. Kelvin couldn't stop looking at the silver pendant resting against Mark Sullivan's chest. How had it gotten there? He remembered sliding it beneath his pillow before falling asleep. He remembered touching i
Last Updated: 2026-07-27
Chapter: CHAPTER ONE: THE BOY NOBODY WANTED
The first thing Kelvin Katz learned about silence was that it could hurt more than shouting. Every morning at exactly 6:15, his alarm buzzed once before he reached over and switched it off. He never let it ring twice. If it did, someone downstairs would complain. He sat on the edge of his bed for a moment, staring at the faded baseball poster hanging above his desk. It had been there since he was nine. His father had put it up one Saturday afternoon after promising they would go to a Rockies game together. They never did. Three weeks later, his father died in a highway accident. Eight years had passed since then. Sometimes Kelvin could still remember the sound of his father's laugh. Other times, all he could remember was the funeral. He rubbed his face and stood. The floorboards creaked beneath his feet. "So much for being quiet," he muttered. His bedroom was the smallest room in the house, tucked away beside the attic. The walls were bare except for the old post
Last Updated: 2026-07-27
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