Pov Masculino

Sébastien Moreau spent years as nothing more than the quiet, obedient husband, enduring his wife Jenna’s cold indifference, her family’s mockery, and a life where love felt like chains. He gave her everything… until the day he found her in another man’s arms. Walking away should have left him with nothing instead, it gave him everything. When his long-lost identity as the heir to a global empire was revealed, the man everyone dismissed became the man no one could touch. In the world of wealth and power, Sébastien was no longer the servant, he was the king. But power draws enemies, and the past never stays buried. As Jenna’s life spirals into ruin, her desperate attempts to win him back clash with Sébastien’s rise to dominance. In a city where loyalty is rare and betrayal is currency, he must navigate love, revenge, and a war for control that could destroy them both. Some men dream of power. Sébastien was born for it.

Benjamin Black, living as the pathetic son in law in Black Manor, was greeted with a surprise when his wife withdrew all his life savings to spend on another man! With no way to continue to pay for his sister's medical bills, and being kicked out of the black manor by his mother-in-law, he heard a voice in his head after giving some change to a street beggar. "Congratulations. World Domination System has been initialized." Now Benjamin is given as much money as he needs, with only one condition: He must dominate this world!

Julian was an honest, hardworking bloke—until his girlfriend betrayed him and her lover beat him within an inch of his life. Left for dead, fate intervened. The near-death experience shattered a seal buried in his bloodline for millennia, unleashing a flood of ancient medical knowledge and devastating martial arts. Now, Julian has risen as the Unparalleled Medical Sovereign—a healer who can snatch souls from death's door and a warrior who can crush bones with a whisper. Those who looked down on him? They'll grovel at his feet. Those who betrayed him? They'll get a bitter taste of their own medicine. The quiet man is gone. In his place stands a sovereign. And he's just getting started.

This book centers on a lad who flees from Rocain land to another. Kaleb has a consciousness of a curse that follows him wherever he goes. Trouble never leaves him so he calls it a curse.

The world looks ordinary cities, schools, streets filled with noise and neon but behind the veil lurks a truth few can see. Mystics walk among us, monsters stir in shadows, and ancient powers wait to be claimed. Mordaine Carrowell is a nobody. Overlooked, mocked, forgotten. Until a forgotten pendant in his parents’ abandoned home awakens the impossible inside him: the Aetherflame, a forbidden magic that fuses fire, wind, and spirit. Now hunted by Inquisitors and feared by mystics alike, Mordaine is thrust into a hidden war of relics, betrayal, and monsters. Guided by a scarred mentor and joined by a stubborn ally, he must master the fire that could save the world or burn it to ash. In a world of swords, sorcery, and secrets, even a forgotten boy can rise with mystic power.

"That's a check for one million dollars. Take it and leave. Go reunite with your mistress and live your lavish lie." Caroline's voice cracked as she slammed the check against August's chest, her eyes red-rimmed and burning. For three years, she had played the loyal wife to a crippled man. Three years of silence. Three years of him vanishing each month without explanation. Three years of missing money and whispered rumors she'd desperately tried to ignore. She loved him once. But even love has limits. August watched his devastated wife walk away, her footsteps echoing like a death sentence. The truth sat on his tongue—boiling, desperate to be free. But he swallowed it. Not yet. For her safety, she had to remain in the dark. Three years ago, he emerged from a brutal war victorious but broken—ambushed when his strength was at its lowest, his legs shattered, his body labeled useless. They wrote him off. They laughed at the wheelchair-bound shell of a once-great warrior. But August never accepted that fate. As the door slammed behind Caroline, something inside him cracked—not broke, cracked open. His Qi, long dormant, surged like a tidal wave. And for the first time in three years… August stood. The wheelchair sat empty. Now, the man they abandoned is rising. His enemies will kneel. And his wife? He will protect her from the very family scheming to strip her of everything—even if she hates him for the secrets he kept. Let them come. August is done sitting down.

Kyle Rezel is a man with no future. After slaughtering a corrupt noble to avenge his lover, he is sentenced to the ultimate execution: exile into the mist-shrouded Rofnar Forest. It is a cursed labyrinth, a place where the Kingdom of Aldeira dumps its worst criminals to be forgotten forever. Kyle enters the mist empty and apathetic, welcoming his end. But the forest is not kind enough to let him die peacefully. Forced to band together with a group of desperate outcasts—a traitor knight, a thief, and a heretic scholar—Kyle is given a cruel glimpse of hope. They believe they can conquer the labyrinth and find the legendary Ruined Kingdom of Aldenora hiding at its center. But the forest feeds on hope. As the mist thickens and the shadows come alive, Kyle realizes that this isn't an adventure; it’s a slaughter. To cross the threshold of the Sealed Garden of Gods, he won't just need strength—he will have to learn that in this ruined world, survival is a curse that must be earned. His revenge is over. His nightmare has just begun.

In a world where the rich and powerful makes the final say, Oscar struggles to survive amidst the pressure of always being ridiculed. Shortly after his girlfriend leaves him for a rich guy, he obtains the Super Centillion system and that marks his meteoric rise to the top of the food chain. . . . I retain copyright to the book cover.

Hunter Miller, is a bright young man with a humble background. Having grown up with only his mother in the picture, Hunter strives to succeed in life and give his mother the comfort she deserves. This seems possible when he is suddenly approached by Ava Paige, the daughter of a prominent businessman in the country. Hunter falls for Ava easily, and is thrilled when she tells him that she wishes to marry him. What he doesn't know is that Ava just wants to use him to get her shares and property from her late grandfather. After their marriage, things take a turn for the worse. Hunter is looked down on by the members of the Paige family, and his wife doesn't seem to stand up for him. Eventually, Hunter finds out that Ava has played him and is cheating on him. When he confronts her, she produces divorce papers and tells him to leave her. Hunter pleads with her to stay with him, but she refuses. Dejected, Hunter signs the divorce papers and leaves the Paige mansion. He manages to get a job as the secretary to the CEO of Lee Corps, the biggest business chain in the country. The CEO, takes a liking to Hunter and takes him under his wing, but there's just something about Hunter, that the CEO cannot fully grasp. What could it be? How does Hunter get past his divorce with Ava and does he strike back at the Paige family?

For eight years, Adrian was invisible on purpose. He was the husband nobody introduced at parties. The man Brenna hid from every important room, every powerful table, every conversation that mattered. He cooked the meals. He raised their daughter alone in every way that counted. He absorbed the insults, the mockery, the quiet humiliation of being called useless in his own home — and he never said a word to defend himself. That was never weakness. That was patience. Then, on the one night Brenna finally pushed too far — smashing plates, screaming that he and his daughter were nothing but dead weight dragging her down — Adrian didn't beg. He simply signed the divorce papers, asked for nothing but his little girl, and made one phone call he hadn't made in years. By morning, hundred luxury cars line the street outside his door. Grown men who run empires drop to their knees in front of him, calling him "master." A family more powerful than anyone Brenna has ever met has been waiting years — just for him to come home. Now the same people who mocked Adrian at galas and hotel lobbies are about to watch their world collapse in real time: contracts cancelled, reputations shattered, careers ended, all in the space of one single day. He doesn't have to raise his voice. He doesn't have to lift a hand. He simply has to exist in the room, and everyone who ever underestimated him will do the rest. Adrian was never the broke, forgotten husband they laughed about behind his back. He was the man an entire city had been quietly waiting to bow to — and he's done staying quiet. They spent eight years underestimating a king. Now it's his turn to remind them exactly who he is.