First-Person POV

All he wanted was to be shown love. Victor Potter was maltreated and abused in his own family. The Potter family was favouring his half brother over him, claiming why didn't have the potential to become something tangible in the future. For some reasons, he was forced and visibly threatened to accept the blame for his brother's crime. He was sent to jail. But on the first day in prison, something unexpected happened. He won't longer be the scapegoat for the Potter family. A new power, a newfound propose and a new name, Victor vowed to make the Potter family beg for mercy.

In a world of luxury and tech empires, Jamie Luther's life implodes. "You were never someone I would fall in love with. And so what if I used you....you should be grateful I found you useful at the first place" Francesca sneered. ******** Betrayed by his wife and family, Jamie vows revenge. As Francesca and Fred Blackwood scheme, Jamie unearths a deadly conspiracy. With allies in tow, he'll seek justice, but at what cost? Can they survive his retribution? Will he ever forgive? What happens when you underestimate a Luther?

Elias Voss, the reclusive CEO of Umbratech and the genius behind the world's most advanced defense technologies, has everything—power, wealth, and influence. But none of it matters. Beneath his calm, ruthless exterior lies a man who’s tired of thrones and headlines. What he wants now is something real—a partner, a family, someone who sees him for who he is, not what he owns. However, his life takes an unexpected turn when he meets Luna West. Luna, caught in a battle with her controlling family, proposes a deal to Elias: pretend to be her boyfriend for a while to keep her family at bay. What starts as a simple arrangement quickly deepens, as Luna’s sharp wit and independent spirit draw Elias in, revealing a side of him he never expected to show. While Elias hides his true identity as the wealthy CEO behind the facade of a humble salesman, Luna’s family, especially her snobbish relatives, dismiss him as beneath them. But they have no idea that the "salesman" they despise is the very man they should be courting . In a world obsessed with wealth and titles, Elias must navigate lies, loyalty, and love—all while keeping his secret intact. But how long can he hide when the heart wants to be known?

Ten years ago, Leo Wills was the heir to a dynasty—until the Sterling Group framed his father, seized his home, and left his family to rot in the gutters of Riverdale. He vanished into the shadows of the global frontline, forging himself into the King of War, a commander of the invisible Ghost Legion. Now, he’s back in his city, wearing a janitor’s blue coveralls and cleaning up the filth of the elite with tactical precision. He isn't just looking for an apology; he’s here to collect a debt that can only be paid in blood and billions. The Sterlings think they own the law, the land, and the air the poor breathe. They don't know that the "janitor" in their lobby has the world’s most lethal mercenaries on speed-dial and the power to freeze their empire with a single phone call. From high-society galas turned into tactical traps to the cold-blooded seizure of corporate skyscrapers, Leo is dismantling the hierarchy brick by brick. The Ghost Protocol has been activated: the house is being reclaimed, the "Silent Shareholder" has spoken, and the usurpers are about to learn that some ghosts don't stay buried—they come back to rule.

The system gave you ten thousand points to define your worth. Davan Creel has zero. In a world where an invisible soul-tattoo dictates your legal rights and evolutionary power, Davan is branded a subhuman anomaly and sold into the brutal slave mines. But zero doesn't mean empty—it means unranked. When Davan strikes back against an abusive overseer, he triggers a terrifying glitch in the divine code. He can't level up, but any ranked fighter he touches has their power permanently subtracted from their soul, leaving them as shivering, powerless mortals. Masked behind an iron brawling sleeve in the illegal fighting rings, Davan begins an explosive climb by dragging the arrogant elite down to his level. The global leaderboard is updating with a dangerous negative variable, and the ruling Iron Court is hunting him down—unaware that Davan is a living kill-switch about to uninstall the throne.

THERE ARE EXPLICIT SCENES IN THIS NOVEL. IF YOU DON'T SEAT WELL WITH IT, PLEASE YOU CAN IGNORE THEM AND CONTINUE THE STORY. S*X SCENES ARE ONLY ADDED FOR A BUILD UP OF OTHER CHAPTERS. Ryan Reeves was the hidden force behind the success of the Harrington family’s tech empire, but they treated him like trash, especially after he disguised himself as a bankrupt man to see their true colors. Betrayed by his wife Claire and framed by her family, Ryan walked away and got even more pissed when Claire's brother spoiled the only thing that remained of his mother. Then came the news, his father, the feared mafia king, was dead and he was painstakingly forced back into a world he wanted nothing to do with. Still, Ryan swore he would never take over his father’s criminal empire. But fate had other plans as he was tested greatly by a situation he can only control if he accepts to become the very thing he swore never to be — A mafia lord. Will Ryan take over his father’s legacy he swore not to acquire?

Ferris is a thief with a bad magic trick and a dragon on his back. Lyria is a stone-cold knight. They mess up a steal and now they're cursed: they feel what the other feels. So they're stuck. To break it, they have to steal from the most guarded vault in the Spirelands. Their crew? A sad immortal, a goblin who loves bombs, a lost librarian, and a space squirrel. The job is nuts. They have no plan. To get close, they have to pretend to be lovers. Ferris jokes when he's scared. Lyria scowls to hide her feelings. Then the fake stuff starts to feel real, and the vault's keeper isn't a monster. It's a god who thinks their love story is hilarious. He's rigged the game for a funny, sad finale. The world depends on the worst thieves, knights, and fake couple ever. They have to out-laugh a god, out-love a lie, and try not to kill each other.

Three years ago, Matt Amah was the heir to an empire. Today, he’s a janitor scrubbing the floors of the very towers his father built, humiliated by the men who stole his legacy. To keep his comatose sister alive, he has become a master of silence—until the Infinite Multiplier System awakens. Now, every cent Matt earns is multiplied by a god-like algorithm. With billions flooding his accounts, he launches a cold-blooded shadow war to dismantle the Vanguard elite. But as he buys the city’s debt and its souls, the System begins to demand his humanity as interest. In a world where everything is for sale, Matt is about to prove that vengeance is the only thing the rich can't afford.

When billionaire Jay Brian proposes a contract marriage to struggling fashion designer Clara, she's torn between her debts and her heart. But as they navigate love, revenge, and power struggles, Clara must decide: will their love be held captive, or will it set her free?

Ethan Carter Ethan's family business is on the verge of bankruptcy. His father, William Carter, is desperate for a solution, Leonard Windsor, a billionaire, proposes a deal::::: if Ethan marries Zara, the Windsor family will financially support the Carter business. But who is Zara, that is father is willing to marry her off to a poor guy.