Humiliated. Penniless. Broken. Adrian Cole had nothing until the day the world bent at his feet. In one moment, he was the beggar they spat on. The next, he was the sole heir to a trillion-dollar empire. But the crown is heavy, and his new world is full of snakes in designer suits. They took everything from him once. They’ll never get the chance again. This time, Adrian plays to win and when he wins, the whole world will kneel.

You will regret it, if I live, I will reply to everything you do to me and my family. Remember my promise!

He was broke, bullied, and betrayed—until he inherited the power to own the world. Ethan Cross was the guy everyone laughed at—a delivery man with nothing to his name but humiliation. But when a buried legacy surfaces, tied to a secret global fund and a forgotten bloodline, everything changes. Now, with access to unimaginable wealth and influence, Ethan is out to flip the system on its head. Enemies become pawns. Betrayers beg for mercy. And the elite who once crushed him are about to feel what true power tastes like. The Loser Who Bought the World is a ruthless modern power fantasy packed with revenge, high-stakes strategy, dominant comebacks, and brutal face-slapping twists that keep readers hooked. If you love underdogs who rise, secrets that shatter empires, and a hero who never forgets, this is your next obsession.

Elias Cross wanted nothing more than to disappear. Once the city’s most brilliant forensic architect, he vanished after a scandal that destroyed his career. But when an old friend turns up dead — and the body is staged inside one of Elias’s abandoned designs — he’s pulled back into a world he swore he’d left behind. Each crime scene is a building. Each building is a clue. Each clue points to an impossible blueprint for the city’s destruction. With only a reckless journalist and a washed-up detective by his side, Elias must outwit a ghostly mastermind known only as The Mason. But as the city becomes a maze of deadly puzzles, Elias discovers the final design isn’t about buildings. It’s about him.

The kingdom of Arvendral has fallen in a single night of fire and betrayal. The royal banners burn, the people scatter, and the once-proud throne is drowned in shadows. Amid the chaos, a young warrior discovers the Blade of Kings—a weapon whispered to carry the soul of every ruler who ever wielded it. But the blade is not a gift. It is a curse. With each swing, it feeds on his spirit, binding his fate to a destiny he does not understand. To survive, he must choose: embrace the weapon’s dark hunger, or risk watching the last fragments of his world vanish forever. Allies may be traitors, enemies may hold the truth, and every choice cuts deeper than steel. With war rising on every horizon, he carries the weight of a broken kingdom—and the knowledge that even heroes can become monsters. The battle is not for victory. It is for the soul of the fallen kingdom.

Two centuries after the Echo Collapse tore reality apart, fractured versions of people Echoes walk the earth, each a distorted reflection of who they once were. Memories can be stolen, rewritten, or weaponized. In the city of Korr Vale, survival depends on knowing which version of someone you’re dealing with… and whether it’s even really them. Dren Auren is one of the rare few born with the ability to resist full Echo corruption though it comes at a cost. Haunted by unstable flashes of lives he never lived, he works as a rogue operative, hunting dangerous Echoes for the highest bidder. But when a failed mission draws the attention of Echo Prime, a godlike Echo claiming to be Dren’s own future self, his life fractures beyond repair. Echo Prime’s plan is simple: fuse every version of Dren across the timelines into a single, “perfect” being. The process will annihilate all other selves including the Dren who stands in his way. Dren’s only hope is Veyna, a resourceful fighter with secrets of her own secrets that tie her fate to his in ways neither of them understand. Together, they must navigate a city riddled with political betrayals, memory storms, and Echo-controlled territories, racing toward the Breach the tear in reality where the war began. But the closer they get, the more Dren begins to question who the real enemy is. Is Echo Prime just another fractured soul fighting for survival… or is he the only version of Dren willing to do what’s necessary to save them all? In a world where identity can be stolen and love may not belong to the person you think, The Echo War asks one question: If you could destroy every version of yourself except one… would you?