Ouran Highschool Host Club Twins

Arkanza was stabbed by his own confidant, because he did not accept that Arkanza got a second chance and lived as the son of his own enemy, Adam Smith. and found out that Arkanza grew up in a toxic family, Arkanza intended to take revenge on his family.

No one can imagine the coldness and dread behind and after death. Most monsters arise after death...even though the dead was a nice person when alive. Paige Elmer's gory corpse is found inside her bar the next morning causing everyone's lips to drop in astonishment and despair. She was alive the previous night but now...dead?! Shortly a drastic mystical hunt begins. This bloodthirsty and life-claiming hunt is insatiable as no one knows the end of it.

After being sick and bedridden his whole life, Knox finally dies swearing to be the strongest and happiest person in his next life. He wakes in up in a bizarre world called 'Eden Bizarre' which operates with a soul system. Every soul in Eden Bizarre must level up and complete every impossible task to be reborn in his next life. The only way to end the game is to complete every level or Kill the host. When the system announces that he is a host, knox must hide behind his weakness to save his life. In order for the host to be reborn in a new life, they must kill as many souls as possible or they will die. Will Knox forsake his humanity to be live the life he's always wanted or Is he truly doomed to live lower than dirt? [I do not own the art on the book cover. Artist of the art on the cover: please email if you wish for it to be taken down.]

Andre the Omega and Rafe Gold are in luck. That, or they’re rather unfortunate, for they have been selected to be enrolled into the most prominent yet enigmatic educational institution for all species - humans and magi. Little do they know, they are stepping onto a battlefield, rife with internal war and unchecked by figures of authority. The two friends are caught in the middle of it and in need of help if they want to survive Ironward Academy.

In the shadowy underworld of Manchester's college fraternities, the Blackwell Twins reign supreme. Ethan, a combat prodigy with the scars to prove it, and Alexander, a brilliant strategist with a moral compass that spins like a roulette wheel, have built an empire on force and cunning. Known to the criminal underworld as "The Apollo Twins," they find themselves indebted to a ruthless Russian mobster when a high-stakes gamble backfires. With time running out and enemies at every turn, the twins must navigate a labyrinth of deceit, betrayal, and hidden agendas. As a relentless detective closes in, drawn by a dangerous attraction to the very man she's hunting, “The Apollo Twins” will risk everything to stay one step ahead in a game where losing means death.

A dimensional crack rips open, unleashing a grotesque creature into the human world. These are called Blighted, creatures born from human despair and a corrupted realm beyond, hidden from the real world. Although they're humans blessed with powers known as Wardens and with Thier powers they fight to contain the Blight from breaking the barrier and entering the human world. Stefin, a high school student with crimson eyes and a ruthless and solitary warden, crosses paths with Anna, a disciplined warrior bound by unyielding duty, only to uncover a terrifying truth: they are a paired existence bound to an ancient prophecy and they are called the Accord twins. Together, they are foretold to either end the Blighted from entering the human world or become its greatest catalyst. Forced into an uneasy partnership, the line between worlds blurs and the creatures known as blighted grow stronger, and the prophecy reveals a darker meaning, not a promise of salvation but a warning of what awaits if they fall. As destiny tightens its grip, will Stefin and Anna save the world or become the reason it collapses?

Failing in his first world. Geon once again was asked to do a task in a modern world. And that is to be the bullied poor son in law of the first rich family in B city. "...." Realizing his identity. Geon wanted to laugh. Certainly, this identity of his will be tore down in his own initiative. System Dangena: ....

Twenty strangers. Ten million dollars. A single survivor. For bankrupt author Kurt Hayes, the luxurious and isolated Grand Hotel Summit seemed like the answer to all his debts and the end of an impending ruin. The invitation was simple: stay confined in the mountains for a few days in exchange for a life-changing reward. But as soon as the heavy oak doors lock shut and the windows are barricaded from the outside, the rules change. Under the command of an enigmatic, faceless voice, a thirty-minute dinner window becomes the prelude to a psychological nightmare. Through a sequence of sadistic games rooted in trust, betrayal, and raw survival, the guests discover a terrifying truth: their selection was not random. As the body count rises brutally and the hotel corridors are stained with blood, a trail of clues reveals that everyone in the room shares the blame for a tragedy that occurred ten years ago. Amid fragile alliances, perverse manipulations, and secrets unraveled piece by piece, Hayes must confront not only the killer instincts of his competitors, but the ghosts of his own past. Because in this game, the Host’s justice isn't just looking for a winner. It is looking for blood. "For one to win, the others must lose. Let the judgment begin."

Commander Sylas was a war hero betrayed by the Cresthaven crown and publicly denied by Prince Cassian when an unplanned pregnancy sparked a political scandal. Stripped of her rank and thrown into the deadly Ashen Wastes, she fought deep into the wilderness, survived a lethal beast-poison infection, and birthed her twins, Vesper and Cael, in secret. Alongside an old hermit, Sylas raised her children to be lethal weapons. Now, twenty years later, mother and twins are returning to the capital gates to exact ultimate vengeance on the crown and the prince who left them to die.

Cael Rourke spent four years in a unit that officially never existed. When a mission went wrong and four of his men died, the record was sealed, and he was discharged. Eighteen months later, the civil case he fought to bring the truth to light is dismissed before he even reaches the courtroom. Out on the steps, a stranger hands him a phone. On the screen is a photo of a woman named Nadia Voss, and address, and a single line of text: Stay away from her, or the sealed record becomes a conviction. Nadia is a private investigator working an embezzlement case that has nothing to do with Cael. Or so she thinks. As Cael digs into the company that built its reputation on the graves of his team, their paths keep crossing. What begins as distance turns into a shared fight against people who have spent years making sure the truth stays buried. Some records are sealed for a reason. Others are sealed because someone is still afraid of what they contain.