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They called Marcus Vance a traitor when the combat hospital in the North District was bombed, leaving him to rot in Oakhaven’s high-security pen for six years. Only one man stood up for him in public: Dr. Julian Sterling, the city’s beloved philanthropist hero. When Marcus is quietly released, Sterling hires him for a secretive off-the-books medical extraction in the docklands. Midway through the operation, Marcus realizes the armed hit squad surrounding the warehouse isn't there to protect him, they were sent by Sterling to finish the job started six years ago. But six years in Blackwood Pen taught Marcus things medical school never could. He isn't the idealistic medic who went in; he's a precision killing machine who knows every nerve, artery, and weakness in the human body. Armed with a strange, high-contrast visual perception developed from prison combat experiments, his Golden Finger, Marcus survives the setup and begins a silent, ruthless campaign to tear down Sterling’s heroic empire from the shadows.

Fifty thousand fans screamed my name the night I won my third world title. MONARCH. MONARCH. MONARCH. The next morning, I disappeared. Three years later, I'm the useless son-in-law of the Lockwood family. My mother-in-law calls me a lazy bum who plays phone games all day. My wife's cousin laughs in my face. Even her own players call me "the house pet." None of them know who I really am. None of them know why I quit. My eyes are dying. Soon, I'll be blind. But someone is destroying my wife's team with my own stolen moves, and it's someone I once called my brother. So I'll step back into the arena one last time, and I'll make every person who laughed at me watch. The king is back. And this time, he's playing in the dark.

For thousands of years, humanity has been nothing more than dust beneath the feet of demon lords. Ron, a construction slave, endures a life of misery until a mysterious system awakens his power. Once a powerless laborer, he can now transform stone into seemingly impregnable fortresses. But building a civilization on cursed land comes at a terrible price. Will he become the savior of his people, or trigger an even greater catastrophe? In a world built upon the ruins of an ancient civilization, Ron must choose his own destiny before his enemies erase humanity from history.

They think it's a joke. A faceless investor with a strange demand. They're right about one thing: the investor is a joke. The joke is on them. Because the man they call a useless live-in nobody is the Ghost Needle, the legendary healer whose single treatment can save a dying tycoon, and the secret owner of Lantern Capital, the company holding every last debt the Calloways owe. Rowan didn't sign the contract for love or for money. He signed it to find the people who destroyed his family and to stay close to the one woman who once showed him kindness. But the harbor is getting restless. His cold wife, Elena, is noticing things that don't add up. A rival tycoon is circling the Calloways. And with every humiliation Rowan swallows, his secret gets harder to keep. Soon, the whole city will learn whose name is on the contract. They called him worthless. They never read the fine print.

A skilled Roman spy is secretly tasked with protecting the emperor while uncovering a dangerous conspiracy within the empire. Surrounded by betrayal, enemies, and deadly secrets, he must discover who can be trusted before Rome falls into chaos.

Tom Monroe has spent five years giving his wife the life she once dreamed of. He helped build her company, supported her ambitions, and believed her affection was real. Then, at her company’s celebration banquet, he overhears her confess that she married him for wealth and social acceptance—and that she plans to divorce him when she can claim a share of his assets. Tom does not expose her immediately. He quietly protects his patent, reconsiders the business support she has taken for granted, and begins a new partnership with Selene Brooks, a businesswoman who respects his work rather than coveting his fortune. As Vivian’s first love, Matthew Badnor, encourages her to pursue independence for his own benefit, Tom’s withdrawal forces Vivian to confront the true cost of treating love as a transaction. Tom’s victory will not come from secret wealth or sabotage, but from his technology, his decisions, and the business he built long before his wife understood its value.