Reborn

Born powerless in a world ruled by magic, Eric Dawson was mocked, beaten, and cast aside, until the day he uncovered the truth: his mother was the Phoenix Goddess, and her divine fire burns within him. Now hunted by dark forces and betrayed by gods themselves, Eric must rise from the ashes of weakness to claim his destiny. But when Daybreaker, the most revered god of all, reveals a plan to sacrifice humanity and steal their magic, Eric becomes the only hope against annihilation. A battle of gods is coming. The world will either burn or be reborn through fire.

A reincarnated genius scientist, once nameless in the modern world, now reborn into a world of magic. Though his death, steeped in betrayal, was painful, Victor remains determined to pursue his dream, one that should be impossible in this world. One day, he discovers what he had long sought: the Book of Rune Magic, a tome dismissed as useless in this world due to the existence of Gifted, whose powers are far more practical and easier to use than rune-based magic. Upon learning this, Victor becomes determined to reshape the kingdom into a futuristic civilization. But with no clear idea of who is friend or foe, Paul begins his journey across the kingdom, quietly building his own power in secret.

When Victor Lazarus, the world's most powerful art broker, dies suddenly, the international art scene holds its breath. For decades, Lazarus built an empire not by owning the world's rarest masterpieces, but by exhibiting them—Monet, Van Gogh, Rembrandt, Da Vinci, Hokusai, and more. These works, entrusted to him by the world's wealthiest collectors, turned his gallery into their stage: where masterpieces drew crowds, prestige, and profit, until the moment the owners chose to sell. Now, with Lazarus gone, the curtain is rising on the greatest auction of the century. Twelve priceless works, each carrying centuries of history, are set to leave his gallery forever. For the elite, it is a chance to claim cultural immortality. For the press, it is a spectacle without equal. For one crew of six, it is something else entirely. They see more than paintings under glass. They see a once-in-a-lifetime fortune, one last performance of Lazarus's legacy, only rewritten in their favor. With few months to prepare, outthink security systems, staff rotations, and every eye that will be watching. Few months to pull off a heist that would shatter records and rewrite history. But art has a way of ensnaring those who covet it. In the chase for fortune, the question is not only whether the heist can succeed, but whether Lazarus's legacy will be honored, betrayed, or reborn in the shadows. The Lazarus Job is a razor-sharp thriller of art, ambition, power, and the dangerous game played where beauty and power collide.