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Within the rain-blurred streets of a dystopian metropolis, an obscure governmental division—the Department of Endings—is hidden away under the guise of an archival registry. Dr. Julian Vance, a brilliant but cold cognitive psychiatrist who abandoned medicine after a devastating patient tragedy, is brought back into the fold for a chilling reason. He is tasked with assessing individuals who appear to be living normal lives, but whose clinical evaluations reveal an impossible psychological reality: two distinct, fully functioning consciousnesses fighting for control of a single physical body. What begins as an investigation into an extreme form of mental fracturing quickly turns into a hunt. Alongside Inspector Benedict Cross—a chaotic but sharp detective exiled for chasing conspiracies—Julian discovers that these secondary minds aren't random personalities.

Identity is all in a global city that never sleeps, never forgets. Your name is what makes the difference on who you can access or the value you have and what awaits you. However, there is a man who is not connected to the system. No records. No history. No name. He grew up in the shadows of an ultra-controllable metropolis, managing to survive on his instincts, intellect, and secrets he does not even comprehend completely. Once a perfect machine of the city starts to fail, due to his inexplicable presence, strong institutions begin to pursue him not to kill him but to define him. As he continues digging he finds out buried a fact that the system was not meant to safeguard people. It was designed to erase them. And he might be the only fault it is impotent to amend. Stuck between underworld connections, high-end enforcers, and an enigma that surrounds his creation, he has to choose whether to vanish forever... or to shred the illusion of the city. Since the system will never name you again, you are either nothing or you're dangerous.

BLURB/DESCRIPTION Chen Wei thought his life ended when he fell from the cliff during a brutal training session. Instead, he woke up to discover something impossible—a foreign consciousness had merged with his own. The memories flooding his mind belonged to someone who had lived countless lifetimes, someone who had mastered cultivation beyond imagination. But this knowledge comes with a terrible price: his body is too weak to handle even a fraction of this power. In a world where strength determines everything, Chen Wei must start from the very bottom. His family, the once-mighty Chen Clan, teeters on the edge of disgrace. Their rivals, the powerful Zhao family, grow stronger each day. In three weeks, a competition will decide which family rules Azure Falls City—and Chen Wei is their only hope. Armed with ancient knowledge trapped in a dying body, Chen Wei faces an impossible choice: risk everything to reclaim power that could destroy him, or watch his family fall into ruin. As he uncovers dark secrets about his own death and the true enemy lurking in the shadows, Chen Wei realizes that surviving the next three weeks might be the least of his problems.

Synopsis: In the kingdom of Azura, Prince Ryker is a young man with a troubled past. Abandoned as a child, he grew up on the streets, surviving by his wits and cunning. Despite his rough start, Ryker is a kind and gentle soul, always looking for a way to do good. When Ryker marries Princess Lirien, he becomes embroiled in the complexities of royal politics and family dynamics. Despite his best efforts, he is treated like a servant by the royal family, and he struggles to find his place in the kingdom. However, when Ryker discovers a mysterious system known as Kairos, his life takes a dramatic turn. Kairos is an advanced AI that merges with Ryker's mind and body, granting him incredible powers and abilities. As Ryker navigates the challenges of being a prince and a host to Kairos, he must also confront his own destiny and the expectations of those around him. Will he rise to become the leader Azura needs, or will his past and his own limitations hold him back?

When a banned underground AI system resurfaces after 30 years, people across the city begin dying in the same horrifying way—their consciousness uploaded into a network no one can shut down. Lucian Reign, a cold, brilliant cyber-engineer with a haunted past, discovers his own name encrypted inside the victims' neural chips. He knows what that means—something inside the Network remembers him. And it wants him back. Eira Vale, a fearless investigator searching for her missing sister, tracks Lucian down. He's the only person who can access the Immortal Network… and the only one who's ever escaped it alive. But the deeper they dive, the more reality fractures. Time glitches. Dead people speak. Code bleeds like veins. The Network is evolving—alive, ancient, and hungry. And it has already chosen its next host.

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.

A million years have passed since the war that shattered the harmony of Caelestia—the once-divine realm that shimmered with eternal light. The Divinomachy. It began with a betrayal. One of the Supreme Emperor’s most powerful and revered archangels, corrupted by pride, jealousy and ambition, raised his blade against his Creator. His defiance was swift and infectious—many of the Emperor’s faithful servants followed him, seduced by whispers of freedom, power, and a new order. Thus ignited a celestial war — Divinomachy. For one hundred years, the heavens trembled under the weight of clashing divinities. Brother turned against brother. Skies once filled with song now roared with the cries of battle. At last, the Supreme Emperor, weary of endless bloodshed, brought the war to a bitter close. With a divine curse, he cast down the traitors into a prison realm he created—Phlegethon and sealed their leader—while some escaped. Their punishment was eternal. Once-angelic beings were twisted into demons. Their silver skin blackened and grew scales. Their radiant wings darkened into shadows, and crimson replaced their once pure silver eyes. Even their hands bore the mark of damnation—silver claws sprouting where gentle fingers had once been. And when the fallen archangel was finally struck down, a prophecy echoed across the universe—spoken through the Emperor’s oracle: “When the stars realign and the seal weakens, the fallen one shall rise again. But from the forbidden love of both light and darkness shall be born a child—a hybrid. He shall end what the traitor had begun.” Though Caelestia was rebuilt, its wounds never fully healed. For prophecy does not forget, and the chains that bind the fallen grow weaker with every passing age. The ones who escaped hid themselves across the universe, patiently waiting for the return of their master.

A travel through time and space. Those who question the reality and where they really belong to. The ones who've travelled not only by mind, but by body to different realities - how did they manage? Did they recall it all upon return? The story of the ones who went through the different parallels, living lives and coming back, switching into new self, boosting knowledge... But facing the throwback of pain and loss of those who are loved. She is deemed a Witch. He seeks for her real self through the many dimensions, trying to unravel the hidden secrets, using means of war, power and strength. But that's not all to the story. There is way more at play.

​Elias Vance possesses a dangerous gift: a perfect, unforgiving memory for every word he reads. When he’s granted access to the forbidden, centuries-old Sub-Library beneath Boston’s elite Athenaeum University, he hires a brilliant research assistant named Anna. ​But as crucial manuscripts vanish and Elias’s meticulously archived notes begin to contradict his perfect recollections, he realizes Anna isn’t just organizing knowledge—she’s consuming it. She is the Librarian, an ancient creature tasked with erasing humanity's chaotic collective memory. ​Trapped in an invisible war where his mind is the battlefield, Elias must race to recall the single, forgotten text inscribed on the Library’s hidden Clockwork Heart. If he fails, the Creature will erase the entire world’s history, starting with his own name.

The continent of Elarion is dying, suffocating beneath a three-sided war. In the North, Aurellian technologies raise walls of iron. In the East, the Kaijin code of honor demands blood. And in the South, Ruzkai axes wait to burn what remains. Amid this noise, there is Ganda. He is not the hero promised by prophecy. He is merely a casualty of war, his body shattered. Three days of isolation in the darkness of an Aurellian prison left him crippled—but something within him could not be broken: Resonance. To Ganda, the world is never silent. Fortresses whisper of loose bolts. Bones complain before they snap. Even the heartbeat of an enemy betrays doubt. For a single bottle of medicine to numb the pain in his body, Ganda accepts a suicide contract from a Kaijin general: infiltrate the “Sun’s Throat,” an industrial stronghold of Aurellian guarded by Captain Valerius, the Iron Wall. No army. No allies. Only a rusted sword and the ability to hear fractures no one else can perceive. Ganda has no intention of winning the war. He only needs to find the one wrong note and break it. Because to Ganda, no structure is perfect. Everything can fall. You only need to know where to strike.