Teens

Ian Whitefield is an introverted teenager that recently lost his father, and now lives with a stepfather and his mum. When it seemed his life couldn't get worse than this, he has a supernatural encounter that threatened his life. He literally fights to save his life, but the end result was unexpected. He wakes up to another World different from Earth. Discovering this, he strives and endures while he can to get stronger and get back home. He begins to unravel mysteries upon mysteries during his quest. Will he succeed in this world of strife and complexity?

With a destination at hand, seven friends must journey under the influence of an eerie situation. Secrets are revealed, actions are to be taken as love and deceit shakes their friendship. Enemies are made along the way. Will they resolve their inner conflict? Or crumble under the hands of their enemies?

A young boy who becomes confused when a mysterious door appears in his room, Soren's life takes an unexpected, but interesting turn. Shortly after that, he meets Elysia, a female elf from another world. In a bid to find answers, he ventures into the land of urath. There, he discovers another realm and realizes he is the only one able to save the entire world from the Yotu.

Being born a WereCat in a werewolf community is equivalent to an abomination. So when Jason is born a WereCat after getting the Feline gene from his father's side, his parent even hide the truth from him and everyone else in the Pack. When his Cat starts talking to Jason, he thinks he is running mad but his father explains everything to him, killing his thoughts of him being a human. Now. He is pressured with the secret of his true identity. Nobody must find out and HE MUST NOT SHIFT. It was all going well until he shifts to save him and his cousin's life. Then his life takes a drastic turn. This book tells of how Jason gets banished, and how he finds love, rises from a cast out Omega to the rank of an Alpha.

Arthur Pendelton and Lyra Vance are troubled teens who escape their strict boarding school through a giant wardrobe, only to fall into Eldoria. This is no fairy tale. It is a brutal, racist world where Arthur is immediately attacked by a shadow monster. On the brink of death, a sarcastic LitRPG system awakens in his vision to keep him alive. Saved by a foul-mouthed, drunk weasel named Bramble, they are dragged to Ignis Academy. There, they befriend a cowardly boy named Finn and a cynical elf prince named Kaelen. However, corrupt academy elites betray them, opening the gates for the dark entity Malakor. During the slaughter, Finn dies a brutal death to save Lyra. The tragedy completely shatters Arthur's innocence. His system disables his moral limits, turning him into a cold-blooded predator out for revenge. The group sets out to hunt the Shards of Dawn, ancient crystals meant to summon a savior god. Their bloody journey forces them to fight dwarf cartels, survive mind-bending swamps, and orchestrate political assassinations. But after barely surviving a massive war, they uncover a sickening truth. The savior god is actually a psychopathic tyrant who loves committing mass genocide. Refusing to choose between two evil gods, the group launches a suicide assault on Malakor's fortress. While Kaelen and Bramble hold off millions of shadow troops, Arthur and Lyra climb Mount Zenith. Facing Malakor, Arthur makes an insane choice. He shatters the Shard with his bare hands, absorbs its raw energy, and sacrifices his own sanity to brutally tear the dark god apart from the inside. With Eldoria finally at peace, Arthur and Lyra step back through the portal. They return to Earth at the exact second they left, looking like ordinary students but hiding the dark souls of ruthless predators.