48 Hours A Day

Brian Hale was invisible—until the day he died. Beaten and left for dead by the very people who tormented him, his story should have ended in silence. Instead, it began again… with something unnatural coursing through his veins. Now faster, stronger, and infinitely more intelligent, Brian walks a thin line between human and something far beyond. As he rises through brutal fighting tournaments and uncovers the dark truth behind the experiment that saved him, enemies multiply—and so does the cost of his power. Because every evolution comes with a price. And Brian is running out of humanity to pay it.

Van Everest fell a victim to a horrible implication, and it led him to receive a sentence of five whole years in the state prison. He counted the days till he would be reunited with his wife again. However, when the day finally arrived, Van was met with a divorce letter. Unknown to him, an encounter with a beautiful stranger years ago left her with a baby, and she had a beautiful daughter in secret. Now, after five years of being imprisoned, Van was faced with the most difficult task ever, becoming a father. All characters, location and events that takes place in the story are completely fictional.

Adrian Cole was nothing, a pale bookworm at the bottom of the food chain. Until the day the Likability System awakened, his life took a shocking turn. Every task completed raises his charm, wit, and power… and every failure digs his grave deeper. Every sneer. Every slap. Every rejection. He’ll pay them back tenfold. Now, every classroom becomes an arena. Every hallway, a battlefield. And every bully? A stepping stone to his rise. From ridicule to respect, from trash to king, Adrian will flip humiliation into dominance, face-slapping his way to the top.

In a single day, Jordan, a martial artist from Earth, is thrust into the mystical realm of Veridora, where he joins forces with Ellie, Alvin, and Eve, a group of skilled adventurers. Together, they uncover a dire prophecy: Demon Kings threaten to transform their world's inhabitants into monsters, serving Lucifer in an impending war. As Jordan's unique magic and romance with Ellie develop, they embark on a perilous quest to thwart the Demon King's rise, deciphering the prophecy's cryptic messages along the way. Realmshifter Chronicles: The Heroes of Veridora is an epic tale of heroism, destiny, love, and the timeless battle between light and darkness.

Light shades on the irresistible Liam, a once intimidated and trampled young man. A student of the Opulent University. Pandemonium and fear becomes his second identity as his biggest nightmare "Marcon" sees him not only as a robot to be controlled, but as a puppet for his pleasure. Liam is Subdued to Molestation and humiliation. A day comes that the incessant fatal blows unleashed on him becomes his end. But just as he his soul walks out of its fragile shell, the amulet is soaked. What secret does the amulet hold? How did it add to his awakening? How would Liam face his new Fated world?

The gods have forsaken this world. Where lost souls gather in small groups to avoid the wrath of the gods and the youth travel endlessly in search of foundation. The cold isolation means there is no love, no redemption, only an endless loop. Odis is stuck in the pergatory, travellng from city to city doing mercanery work, sometimes the impact of his life is good but most times he has no control over fate. Until an odd day occurs and a young girl begs him to escort her - and a new born baby - across the country. A chance for redemption. A chance for Divinity. And a twist of fate which will decide the fate of the world.

Who said destiny was in your own hands? Who lied to you? It was written on flesh the day you got your name. Slaves to a race of people that balance the karma of the cosmos... Yet abuse all it's power and gifts in their failed self gratification... Yes! It's true, all for their amusement. But now a boy considered as much an abomination as a hawk and a dog giving birth to a child, is born of high blood and seeks freedom from destiny's shackles. He roams planes and defeat opponents as he struggles to climb to the top. P.s. this is a fantasy earth. Also the book cover isn't mine.

One day, Apocalypse came to pass. It started with a fog that engulfed the world. Thick and heavy in the atmosphere, nearly unbreathable to humans and able to corrupt a soul. It killed livestock, pulled buildings to the ground and deadened the soil. After a month, shields were erected over major cities to keep it out, but by then humanity could no longer see the sun. Next, they disappeared - the citizens in shieldless towns and the towns themselves - completely consumed by the fog. And in their place came monsters, beasts that craved human flesh and blood and knew nothing but destruction. In a matter of days, only half of humanity remained. . . but they didn't plan on going down without a fight.

Menphis Jackman was a meager wage worker, humbly enduring and compromising for mere money, renowned for his uselessness. He was both penniless and heavily indebted, only to be oppressed and looked down upon by others. But then one day, a large skull appeared in the town, with zombies everywhere, danger and death ominously surrounding him, and suddenly the harsh sound of machinery echoed in Menphis’s mind. It was no different from the RPG system he had once known. It gave him strength, abilities, and resources, a lot of resources, very, very many resources. To the point where he had to think: ‘How to destroy my resources?’

After losing his family to a tragic accident that also shattered his budding career as a genius boxer, Avery Reed’s life becomes a ruined mess He has no hope left but one day, everything changes. Avery is confronted by a mysterious figure who he is forced into a struggle of life and death with and just as he is about to lose this struggle, Avery is transmigrated into a world completely different from his own. Stuck in a world filled with dangerous monsters and even more dangerous enemies, Avery has to maneuver his way through the unknown, hoping not to be killed before he finds a way back home.