Evil Deku

Betty Thomas's unexplainable rise to influence and power in Blue Haven City led her to publicly humiliate and divorce her husband Jack Adams who worked as a janitor in her office on the same day that he was mourning his mom's 15th death anniversary. What she didn't know was that all she ever got and had was put in play by the man she just kicked out of her life. What no one knows is that he secretly ran the whole city and was the most influential man on the continent. Now everyone who had ever despised him will lick the dust off his feet, especially his evil uncle Lord Steven who masterminded his family's death some years ago.

Nick Cross awake in a stranger's house, wounded and bruised, and finds himself in a blank state his memory destroyed. However, there is a strange chip placed on his skin, and masked men are pursuing him, Nick must avoid an evil conspiracy that seeks to control both his body and mind with the aid of Leah, a determined woman tormented by her brother's mysterious murder. Nick sets out on an anxious quest to learn the truth about the chip and the secret project that made him a weapon, tormented by broken pieces of a life he cannot recall. Along the way, he faces ghosts from his past, including a dangerous enemy in clear view, friends who may have deserted him, and a lady who once loved him but betrayed him.

Description: Marvin Tiddlewhack always dreamed of becoming a legendary wizard. There’s just one problem—he’s absolutely terrible at magic. After being expelled from the prestigious Wandsworth Academy for accidentally turning the Headmaster into a llama (twice), Marvin sets off on a journey to prove he's more than just a magical mishap magnet. Joined by a sarcastic talking goat, an exasperated rogue who's allergic to stupidity, and a bard who can't stop narrating everyone's failures in rhyme, Marvin must survive quests, curses, and an evil sorcerer with a personal vendetta… against Marvin’s hat. Can Marvin become the hero he imagines—or will he blow up another town square trying? One thing’s for sure: the world of magic has never been so accident-prone.