Recherche De Parents

Ghosts.. Demons.. Monsters.. are they real? You might've heard about them from movies and tv shows. Hell! you might've sensed them under the covers of your sheets. Scared, you might've reported this to your parents as a child who only dismisses this as a childish tantrum and told you that it was going to be alright. Told you to not be afraid.. However should you? Hell no! You should be afraid! because these monsters are not just a figment of your imagination.. they are real! Believe me, I know this because I hunt them down myself! I am Jason Chris.. A Mystique Hunter! . . I retain copyrights to the book cover

Leo, a 19-year-old orphan, discovers he’s the last heir of the Tian Clan, a once-powerful martial arts lineage betrayed and nearly destroyed by rival clans. Awakened to the Battle Core, a mystical energy that enhances his combat abilities, Leo must train to reclaim his clan’s honor, navigate deadly rivalries with the Fang and Viper Clans, and uncover the truth about his parents’ deaths. His growing bond with Kira, a fierce Fang Clan fighter with ties to his past, complicates his mission as he grapples with trust, love, and the corrupting allure of the Tian Heart, an artifact that could either save or destroy him.

In a land ruled by strength and bloodlines, Alan Smith is a nobody, an orphan who can’t awaken any power. But fate twists violently the day he uncovers a forbidden relic buried by his vanished parents: the Heart of Nihros. What begins as a desperate journey to survive spirals into a destiny that threatens the balance of the entire realm. Alan learns the secrets of healing lost to time, the art of war drawn from gods, and chaos magic that should not exist. He gathers allies, makes enemies, and discovers that the world itself is a story being written, and he’s not supposed to be the hero. From weakest to warlord. From healer to harbinger. From forgotten to god.

Maxwell Reed had his life going smoothly for him until he came to discover that his loving girlfriend, Vicky Thorman had been cheating on him with the Governor's son, John Reider. Powerless and poor, the least Maxwell could do was to pack up and lay low so he could endure his disgrace and slowly heal from his heartbreak, but what happens when he comes to find out that he is the long-lost son of a billionaire's descendants? And when his grandmother breaks the silence on how he had been adopted, will this help him reconnect the dots on what happened to his real parents?

Noah Bennett was nothing but a “useless” son-in-law, mocked, slapped, humiliated. His wife cheated, her father cast him out, and everyone believed he’d finally disappeared for good. But fate had other plans. A mysterious black card, left behind by a dying stranger, transforms him overnight into a millionaire and unlocks a mission titled “Ashes of the Mega 7.” He must take down seven of the most powerful families secretly controlling the country’s economy each responsible for his past suffering, his parents’ mysterious death, and the corruption that rules the city. The first target? The Lewis family, his ex-wife’s bloodline.

Gunther lost all his sense of dignity as a poor student. Losing his parents at a really young age, he can only rely on hard work and the support of his girlfriend to push through. But is seemed as though that was too hard to ask for. His foster mother was sick, and that same day, he caught his wife cheating on him after which he was eventually fired. Thinking that his life was as down to his peak. His life faces a sudden turn as he discovered that his father was still alive and he is now the owner of the biggest company in the whole city. With this newly acquired strength, he is ready to make a wave through out the city.

Learning how to transcend from being a teenager to being an adult. 19 year old Cole was what you'll call a typical rich spoilt brat who thinks he can use his father's wealth as a source of his power and bully those he thinks is beneath his league. Well, life had other plans for him when his parents died in a car accident and all his father's wealth was taken over by the government as Cole's father didn't prepare any will in the case of his demise . Now Cole has to learn about life the hard way and appreciate it on the long run.

For three years, Adrian Cole lived as the despised son-in-law of the wealthy Hale family, enduring humiliation for the sake of his wife, Vanessa Hale. Her parents sneered at him, her brother ordered him around like a servant, and society labeled him a nobody. Still, Adrian loved her—pouring his savings into her business ventures, helping her behind the scenes, even letting go of his own career so she could shine. But Vanessa never once saw his worth. Until the night he caught her in a Ravencrest luxury hotel suite—with Marcus Trent, her arrogant business partner. That night, Adrian’s world shattered.

Framed for his billionaire parents' murder at seventeen, Ral Anderson was imprisoned and poisoned by his power-hungry uncle. The rightful heir to a corporate empire survived, transformed from weak boy to calculating strategist. Years later, Ral returns from the shadows to reclaim what's his, triggering brutal warfare between uncle and nephew. As assassination attempts and corporate battles escalate, he must navigate his core struggle: walking the line between justice and revenge without losing his humanity. His wife Louis becomes his anchor, the one person who can reach the man beneath his ruthless exterior, forcing him to choose between vengeance and love.

In his final moments, he was given a chance to be back in the past by sacrificing his system. Clark promised himself that he would not let fate decide his future. … “Hey stop right there! Who are you? If you don’t have an appointment then you may leave” “Tell your master that I want to meet him” “Wait, Mister, Who are you?” “I am… Clark Montediore” His eyes glowed in the radiance of an amber. The mark of the Montediore. And that is how the missing child of Montediore came back. For his parents? For the love that he had for his family? For power? Of perhaps status? No, it is for something much more important than that.