Northern Lights

Ten years ago, Caleb Vance was a boy forced to watch his family crumble as his father chose a mistress's ambition over his mother's life. Hunted into the frozen northern borders, Caleb didn't just survive; he became a god of the battlefield, the legendary "King of the North." He thought the war was over, but a single, terrified phone call from his sister, Mia, pulls him back to the city that spat him out. His aunt is broken, his sister is being sold to the highest bidder, and the woman responsible for his mother’s death now sits on a throne of stolen Vance wealth. Caleb isn't returning for a seat at the table—he’s returning to flip the table over. With an elite army at his back and a ledger of secrets that could burn the world down, Caleb will show City B that some debts can only be paid in blood.

2099; All Lights Out is a realistic fiction, and the book's setting is a post- apocalyptic world where the Sun and Moon suddenly leave the Earth and darkness like never before covers the Earth totally. This cosmic anomaly results in the instant vanishing or disappearance of anybody less than 17 years old and older than 21 years old. How do these teens and half-adults survive? The book takes the reader on a journey into the unseen and behind that is something thrilling and intriguing. It's a story revolving around survival, bravery and moments of grief, victory and struggle of characters of diverse origins, backgrounds and personalities. Who are you rooting for?

Beneath the streets of New York, the city hums with unseen life. Aidan Wolfe works the hours most people forget, repairing the subway lines that carry millions above his head. Once a firefighter, now a man who keeps his head down, Aidan measures his days in the steady rhythm of trains and the hiss of machinery. He doesn’t talk much. He doesn’t need to. The tunnels don’t ask questions. But the city does — in small ways. In every echo, in every light that flickers back to life, in every stranger who reminds him that silence can only last so long. Beneath the City Lights is a story about endurance, the dignity of work, and the quiet humanity found in forgotten places. It’s not about escape. It’s about learning how to stay.

Adrian Lancaster's wrath unleashed when his sister was delivered up for auction. The bad men didn't know he was the War God. He ensured he left no man standing, and he will find Natasha Christian-Grey and put an end to the entire catastrophe. Ten years ago, Adrian made a promise at his mother's grave: become strong enough to protect his little sister from the powerful family that murdered their mother. He kept that promise — rising from nothing to become the legendary King of the North, the commander who united seven territories and ended a decade-long war. But on the day of his greatest victory, a desperate phone call shattered everything. "They found us, Adrian... It's too late..." His sister had been dragged to an underground auction — stripped, caged, and sold to the highest bidder like property. All orchestrated by Natasha Christian-Grey, the woman whose affair with his father had destroyed their family. They made a fatal mistake. They didn't know who he really was. Now Adrian has returned to Greenville with his elite forces, and he's tearing through the city like a hurricane. The corrupt businessmen who bought his sister. The arrogant martial arts masters who thought themselves invincible. The soldiers who betrayed their oaths. The entire Rodrigez family who dared to torture his aunt. One by one, they fall before the War God's fury.

Theodore Cordova lost everything for the sake of his love for Lily Spencer—an illegitimate daughter who, it turned out, was only after his wealth and power. Betrayed by Lily and her secret lover, Theodore was poisoned and died. Even in death, his body was not left intact—it was torn to pieces by wild dogs. However, fate gave him a second chance. Theodore awoke on the very day of his wedding to Lily, when everything could still be changed. This time, he was no longer the naïve heir to the North, blinded by love. Consumed by a burning desire for revenge, Theodore vowed to rewrite his destiny—and make everyone who had destroyed him pay a fitting price!

What do you do when you realize the undeserving woman you married for three years, enduring her contemptuous acts while secretly helping her—all to honor your mother's dying wish was actually THE WRONG ONE, while the right one was still SUFFERING on the streets?? For three years, Grayson Wells endured the Reeds insults, their mockery, their contempt—all to honor his dying mother's wish. He played the pathetic delivery driver while secretly controlling the empire that kept them alive. Every contract. Every miracle. Every success they celebrated—all orchestrated by the man they treated like garbage. But the night Grayson walked in on his wife tangled with another man, everything changed. They humiliated the wrong man. Grayson Wells isn't just a delivery driver. He's the Northern Dragon—the legendary God of War who brought seven nations to their knees. And while he wasted three years protecting the wrong woman, the real girl from his mother's dying wish suffered alone on the streets. Now Grayson has found her and he's done pretending. The Reeds built their empire on his mercy. Now they'll watch it burn on his wrath.

After the death of his father and the pathetic health impediment of his mother, Mark Austin is faced with the harsh certitudes that come with the obligations of manhood. His journey into the hourly-burly of hustling began after he was forced to sell the only home his father left behind to foot the bill of his mum at the hospital. He began working as a Chef in one of the topmost restaurants in Chicago. Regardless, while being paid peanuts he was shamefully treated, belittled, and abhorred. As a result of his adaptation to the life of luxury that he enjoyed when his father was still alive, the ill-treatment and discomfiture he received from those who came to eat at the restaurant came as a poultice on his face and this made the transition from his once naive personality to one backhanded and tough-skinned rapid. He now hated everyone in the whole world! Soon enough he was smiled upon by providence as he became the only dernier resort to the whereabouts of the wife of the wealthiest billionaire’s in Chicago after she was abducted by armed men What will be his rejoinder when he stands face to face with the same anonymous individuals who exterminated his dad? Will he feel elated when he is reimbursed for all his exertion and toils when he was offered as his wife the billionaire's daughter and half of the cities in Chicago? A new lease of life you might diagnose!

Prince Valerian Morcant is cursed. Every strong emotion unleashes chaotic, magical disasters that turn banquet halls into neon glitter and ballrooms into musical wine cellars. Hunted by the Council and mocked by his rivals, Valerian seeks a cure, only to find himself tethered to Isolde Veyrana, a mysterious woman whose touch is the only thing that calms his storms. But as the truth of his origins as a 'living weapon' unravels, Valerian must decide if love is a salvation or the final piece of a dark, cosmic puzzle that will shatter the world.

Ethan has been raised by the Northern Empire orphanage since he was a child. He's been sold to Empire's military camp in order to solve the orphanage financial problem. The Empire planted nano-machine to keep Ethan's training progress tracked as well as to monitor him. Northern Empire decided to appoint Ethan as one of their special agents to serve their purpose. What is the true purpose of the Northern Empire?

Everett Varek wakes up with no memory of who he is. Found half-dead beyond the forbidden Northern Wasteland, he expects the soldiers who discover him to be his saviors. Instead, they take him to Veyrith, the capital of Valdoria, and lock him in an underground prison. The accusation is worse than he could have imagined. Everett is suspected of High Treason against the Sovereign after appearing near a military stronghold shortly before an attempted attack. He cannot explain where he came from, how he crossed the Northern Wasteland, or why he was found there without a weapon, armor, or anything that could identify him. The only thing he remembers is his name.