Philip Roth Best

Philip Scott's ordinary life spirals into chaos when he's framed for financial fraud by the powerful CEO Andrew Lane and his manipulative daughter, Jessica. Wrongfully convicted, Philip's world crumbles as he endures a harrowing 12-year prison sentence, grappling with feelings of betrayal and despair. Just when hope seems lost, an unexpected benefactor orchestrates his release, revealing a shocking truth—Philip is the long-lost heir to the colossal Aton Empire.Thrust into a web of luxury, deceit, and deadly secrets, Philip must navigate his new identity as Frank Aton. Under the stern guidance of his estranged grandfather, Barry Aton, he uncovers a dark conspiracy that links his past to the sinister machinations of Andrew Lane. With the aid of a dedicated private investigator, Clara Lewis, and armed with critical insider information from a loyal prison cellmate, Philip embarks on a perilous quest to expose the corruption that nearly destroyed him.In a high-stakes battle for power, revenge, and redemption, Philip Scott: The Lost Heir keeps readers on the edge of their seats. As alliances shift and deadly secrets are unveiled, one man's fight for justice becomes a pulse-pounding race against time to reclaim his legacy and bring his enemies to their knees.

After having a terrible accident, Clover somehow transferred to the body of a man named Aston. However, who would have thought that Aston was the husband of the woman Clover loved so much in the past. The woman who managed to make Clover devastated and regretful. Getting a second chance, should Clover play the role of Aston, or should he still be Clover? "As the richest and most famous mafia in this country, of course I will take the second option! I have high self-esteem, Damn it! Why do I have to pretend to be a stupid and weak husband like Aston?!"

Sabito Dimon has always been at the bottom—broke, bullied, and barely scraping by in high school. But when a group of rich kids beat him senseless and tossed him into a lake, they unknowingly awakened something inside him. Now, with a mysterious system of granting high-stakes natural abilities, Sabito has a second chance. A chance to rise above his past, ace the toughest exams, and turn the tables on those who once bullied him!

Brother’s Due follows Kian Wu, a loyal disciple living in the shadow of his brilliant older brother, Tao, within the Ironveil Order-an ancient institution built on the myth of sealing a demonic threat. Unambitious and devoted, Kian asks only to support his brother. But when Elder Shou discovers the Order’s dark origins, Tao murders their master to protect the Order’s noble lie and frames Kian with cold, grieving perfection. Cast into the subterranean Hollow Vaults to have his core suppressed, Kian encounters the entity locked at the bottom of the world. It is no demon, but the original god the Order betrayed and entombed centuries ago. Realizing Tao framed him simply because Kian was loyal enough not to fight back, Kian forms a pact with the forgotten deity, learning to cultivate through primordial "resonance channels" that bypass all modern seals. Escaping the depths, Kian emerges to witness Tao’s coronation as Grandmaster. Hidden in the shadows, he hears Tao deliver a heartbroken, deeply sincere speech declaring his brother "dead to him." Kian comes to a terrifying realization: Tao is not acting. He has rewritten his own mind to genuinely believe his betrayals were righteous sacrifices for the greater good. Rather than seeking blind vengeance, Kian begins a calculated campaign to dismantle the Order’s foundational lies. Guided by the ancient god, he masters forgotten resonance techniques and gathers allies among the world’s forgotten outcasts. Meanwhile, Tao expands his empire under the banner of absolute purity. Their conflict escalates from a quiet family tragedy into a war for the continent's soul, as Kian fights not merely to defeat a villain, but to shatter the golden delusion of the brother he once loved.

He was reincarnated in a fantasy world! As a human? -No! Vampire? -No! Dragon ??? One day a magic circle appeared in Kazuma's classroom which activated when he was half inside the circle. The moment it activated, he couldn't endure the splitting pain of transporting and lost his life. Fortunately a black magician summoned him to the dead body of a baby dragon, however he chained Kazuma with soul binding. Kazuma gets reincarnated in this world as the last dragon, 'Astroth', but he has no idea about his existence. Here we see his search for survival and truth, his retreat from the black magician, his curiosity about the world. As he explores this world, he makes new friends and gains strength. His animosity towards his own fellow classmates and some tyrant nations, may lead him down the path of world’s greatest enemy of all times. Closely watch this thrilling journey of Astroth, the last dragon. Note: the cover art is not my creation, its credit belongs to its respective creator.

Aria Voss saved a lot of people.. She could not save her own brother. Aria Voss is a good healer in the kingdom. Many people like her.. She is always thinking about her younger brother Liam who died. For a time she felt guilty because she thought his death could not be prevented. Something big happened when a man who was dying said Liam's name and gave her a message that did not make sense: She is not supposed to remember this. Aria Voss started looking for answers. She found some records that were missing, symbols that were hidden, memories that she had forgotten and a secret plan that people had been hiding for a time. Every single clue she found was related to Liam's death.. To her father, a man who people thought had died a long time ago. Aria Voss got help from Captain Rowan and her apprentice Nyra. Together they followed a path that went under the kingdom. There they found old secrets that could change everything Aria Voss thought she knew about her family, her past and healing. As her enemies got closer and every new thing she found made her ask questions. Aria Voss has to decide if finding the truth was worth it. The Healer Who Could Not Save Her Brother is a fantasy story that's full of suspense, secrets that people hide and characters that people will remember. It is, about being brave enough to find the truth.

Sofia Hayes never imagined that saving her family would cost her a marriage. After a crisis leaves her father’s company on the verge of collapse, Sofia is offered a deal by the Carter family: marry Daniel Carter, their mysterious heir, and remain his wife for one year. In return, her family’s debts will be paid and everything they have worked for will be protected. But Sofia has another reason for accepting. She believes the Carter family is responsible for destroying her family, and she plans to use her marriage to Daniel as a way into their world. If she can uncover their secrets, she may discover the truth—and get the revenge she has wanted for years. Daniel never expected his arranged wife to be so determined, guarded, and impossible to control. Their marriage begins as a business agreement, but beneath the tension, unexpected emotions begin to grow. The closer Sofia gets to Daniel, the harder it becomes to separate their agreement from the feelings neither of them is prepared to admit. Then Richard Carter, Daniel’s older brother, enters the picture. Richard knows something about Sofia’s past—something Daniel refuses to explain. On her wedding day, Richard gives Sofia a chilling warning: she should never have married into the Carter family. Now Sofia is trapped inside a family filled with secrets, betrayal, hidden motives, and dangerous truths. As she searches for answers, she begins to question everything she believed about her family and the Carters. Who destroyed her family? Why is Daniel hiding the truth? And can Sofia uncover the secret before her marriage becomes something more dangerous—and more real—than she intended? In a world of wealth, revenge, forbidden emotions, and family secrets, Sofia must decide whether to follow her heart or finish the revenge she started.

Julian Drayton signed off on the Meridian's final blueprint two days before it's grand opening. He did not sign off the deaths of fourteen people, including his own mother, when the atrium floor gave way under three hundred gala guests. The family needed a name for the headlines. They gave them his. Six years later, Julian walks out of prison into a city that still calls him the architect who forged the safety report that killed Vivian Drayton. His fiancee has spent those years standing beside Weston, the cousin the family took in as a boy, now celebrated as the golden heir rebuilding the Meridian over its own rubble. Julian's father is waiting for him, not with an apology, but with a hard heart and an order: work the site, keep his head down, and stay invisible until Weston's coronation gala in nine days. Julian has one thing the family does not know he found, his mother's private ledger, hidden the week she died. Someone silenced the only auditor who read it before he could. This time, Julian decides what comes down next, and it will not be him

Derrick is the new CEO and dragon alpha of his father's pack who has kept his gay sexuality a secret, but things get steamy when his father remarries leaving him home alone with a stepbrother called Brian who becomes his roommate and loves to sleep naked, though its heat season and they're unable to control their secret sexual urges for each other, and as much as he tries to hide his gay nature... The Rainbow mating day is coming and he just discovered that Brian happens to be his soulmate which means that he would have to accept his sexuality and love for Brian been made public to the world, although his Mate isn't ordinary either as he is born with rainbow fire abilities.

Kidnapped at five, Ethan Smith returns fifteen years later to the seven sisters who never stopped searching for him—wearing shabby clothes and asking for a job. They welcome him home, determined to protect their little brother, unaware that he commands an army and a fortune powerful enough to bring their city's elite to their knees. But the men behind his abduction are still in business. When their next attack leaves one of his sisters fighting for her life, Ethan gives them ten days to confess and beg for her forgiveness. Let them call in every favor. He wants their masters to come forward, too.