The Last Spirit Wolf

For generations, the North has been divided among several powerful Viking clans, each fiercely protective of its land and independence. In the South, kings and ambitious rulers see that division as an opportunity to expand northward and seize valuable trade routes and resources. When Erik inherits Gutagard after his father’s death, he wants only to protect his people. But the growing southern threat forces him into war. What begins as a fight to defend his clan soon becomes a struggle for territory, power, and the future of the North. Erik’s campaign brings him to Borislav, a southern fortress guarding an important route into the South. Its fall turns a regional conflict into open war. As Erik pushes deeper into southern territory, the northern clans begin turning against one another, fearing the rise of a ruler powerful enough to dominate them all. Standing against him is Ameliya, the king’s fierce red-haired daughter and feared archer. Determined to protect her family and kingdom, she joins the fight against Erik. Their paths repeatedly collide, turning enemies into reluctant rivals as both are forced to choose between loyalty, ambition, and the future they want. Over more than two decades, kingdoms rise and fall, brothers become rivals, old enemies become allies, and a new generation inherits the consequences of those who came before them. Witches, curses, visions, and ancient beliefs remain woven into the lives of those caught in the conflict, shaping fears and decisions. Erik is no longer the young warrior who inherited Gutagard. He has reshaped the North and changed the balance of power across surrounding lands. But the greatest battle is no longer about what he can conquer. It is about what he will leave behind—and whether the world built by his blood will survive him.

Badrika Shuura follows a virtual world game connected via android and other online devices. After joining, the game has levels according to the work of the original World. Badrika takes on the job of Bodyguard where all players hire her in different price tiers. Only Badrika is the only player who has a maximum of all levels and can add a second job and so on as the main bonus in the game. But unexpectedly Badrika heard the news saying that the game is dangerous that concerns everyday life. Even their natural death was too real. Even so, Badrika had to deal with one VIP customer who regularly rented her out for a week each month. Twenty-year-old woman with the status of a wealthy student majoring in Psychology named Alana Liora Gantari. Is there any truth in this game? Why are so many victims falling?

It's ten years after Danny Allen's family villa was attacked in Oakville and his whole family butchered and burnt to ashes. Years later, Danny Allen decides to retire as the General in charge of the dreadful Phoenix Elite Forces to look for the girl that risked her life to save his life from the attack and hunt down all those who plotted the total obliteration of the Allen's, even if it's the last thing he does.

The book calls Chronicles of the wolf, it includes in the worls of story a lot of countries of town. Main hero is Olga Karsten (maid name Valdez), a woman with a warrior heart, who became a werewolf because of her husband, Wentwoth. She meets Vegard, Scandinavian cult priest, and Christophe, royal guard, who was officially called mad, and Olga run away from Wentworth. He hunted her a lot of years and they meet in Espoo, Finland. And only one survives this battle. Book includes stories in chronological order with Olga, Vegard, Maria (daughter of Olga and Vegard), Christophe, Bjorn and Stefan .

​When the Mana Collapse comes, the surface world will burn. Everyone knows it—except the elites who siphon the realm's energy to fuel their lavish lifestyle, discarding the working class the moment their Mana Veins burn out. ​Han was one of those working-class casualties: a top-tier Logistics and Barrier Strategist betrayed by the High Hero and left for dead. But Han didn't die. Equipped with precise foresight and an intimate understanding of the realm’s architectural flaws, he purchases the dead obsidian mine nobody wants. ​Under the guise of a failing, debt-ridden mining venture, Han recruits the forgotten: blacklisted dwarven blacksmiths, overworked construction laborers, and discarded healers whose mana is deemed "insufficient." Deep below the surface, they aren't just digging for ore; they are constructing Sanctuary—a fully automated, geothermal-powered underground metropolis protected by God-tier mana barriers. ​When the Mana Collapse hits and mutated beasts devour the surface, the corrupt Hero flees underground, demanding absolute control over the last safe zone. He expects a cave full of peasants. Instead, he marches straight into a God-grade kill-zone built by the very people he threw away.

The age of harmony is long dead. In the current era, cultivators have turned the natural world into a slaughterhouse, harvesting the essence of beasts to fuel their own immortality. Beast taming is not just forbidden, it is a capital crime punishable by public execution. Asher is a nameless slave working in the high altitude meat processing plants, where the rarest creatures are butchered daily. He has spent his life in silence, until he unearths a rusted, pulsating relic deep within a forbidden mine shaft. The moment his skin touches the artifact, the world stops. He hears them. Every caged creature, every dying spirit in the facility, is screaming. But they are not screaming in agony. They are waiting for him. Asher discovers that he is the last of an extinct lineage capable of forming soul bonds. As he begins to unite the broken remnants of beastkind, he realizes that the hunters are not the only ones with a thirst for power. An ancient darkness is stirring, and if Asher cannot stop the cycle of hate between men and monsters, the entire world will be silenced forever.

The East is rulled by the dragon family who give them hope, and progressive leadership, but then disaster strikes. War is looming ahead, intelligent cyber defense systems have been compromised, and the East loses their leader and their crowned prince so suddenly. Would this be the final destruction of the East or are the willing to accept the other prince, a traitor who is at the time participating in the superhuman games for the victory of their enemy. Jaachi is the last hope of the East. He is not only a Cyber wizard, he is also the last dragon prince, but only if he chooses to embrace his destiny

The lost prince of mighty Drakonia is living his life as an adventure, having no idea of his true destiny. His carefree adventurer life was thrown into disarray when he was forced to inherit dark powers that would put a target on his back and get him hunted down by the mages. Xander is the last blood mage who is yet to find his destiny. Will he find the strength to embrace his true destiny? Or will he succumb to the allure of his forbidden powers, risking everything he holds dear? The answer lies in the choices he makes and the untapped potential within him. Can he overcome his inner turmoil and claim his rightful place as the ruler of Drakonia?

years after the world was nearly destroyed by the Last Plague, humanity clings to survival under the fragile illusion of order. The “Cure” has stopped the infection but not the guilt, madness, or memories left behind. Dr. Nella Rider, a court-appointed psychiatrist, is assigned to the most infamous trial in human history: the Plague Tribunal. Her task is to determine whether Dr. Adrian Pazzo, the brilliant scientist accused of unleashing the virus, is mentally competent to stand trial and whether his remorse is genuine. Inside the frozen halls of the world’s most secure prison, Nella meets Pazzo for the first time, a gaunt, hollow-eyed man who radiates both intellect and menace. His words are measured, his humor unsettling, and his sanity fragile. Yet as Nella digs deeper, she begins to suspect that the truth behind the Plague and the mysterious “Last Cure” that saved humanity is far more complicated than the world wants to hear

Blurb Everyone received a countdown. Nobody knew what it meant. When the apocalypse descended upon Earth, Ethan Vale watched the world he knew collapse in a matter of hours. Monsters appeared. Cities fell. Millions disappeared. Then a timer appeared before his eyes. 100 DAYS. While other survivors watched their numbers fall toward zero, Ethan discovered something impossible. His timer could increase. Every evolved monster he killed gave him more time. Every additional hour gave him another chance to become stronger. For the first time, Ethan wasn't running from the apocalypse. He was progressing through it. But there was something wrong with his countdown. It wasn't counting down to his death. It was counting down to the next stage of the apocalypse. And when Ethan finally discovers what happens when the timer reaches zero, he realizes the monsters were never the real threat. Humanity is being tested. And something is waiting to see whether they fail.