Truth Be Told Mathew West

Transmigrated into a failing kingdom with no magic and only his accounting degree, Oryndel Karsovic discovers that the true weapon of a royal accountant isn't a sword, but an audit. As he systematically dismantles the corruption of the nobility, he realizes that uncovering the truth is far more dangerous than fighting on the front lines.

Jovan Sokolov is a social pariah in a world where monsters are hunted to extinction. Lacking combat prowess, he discovers a forbidden truth: monsters are sentient, cultured beings. As he begins to mediate between the species, he draws the ire of Elena Bautista, a lethal monster hunter sworn to eradicate his new allies.

Eva turned her back on her husband-to-be even on their wedding day, convinced he wasn’t good enough for her—unaware that she was in for a shocking surprise. No one truly knew who Greg was… until the truth began to unravel before them all. Let’s see how the story unfolds.

Summoned as a hero but gifted only a blacksmith's hammer, Aerovan Kelric is mocked by the kingdom he was meant to save. He revolutionizes warfare with modern mechanical weapons, but every miracle he forges comes at the cost of his own life. Only Princess Lysenne knows the truth: the stronger the weapon, the sooner Aerovan dies.

Riley lived in a world where 90% of the people were awakened, but he wasn’t. With a troubled past and recurring dreams, he finally decided to move on. However, when he unlocked a system that made him awakened, he had to chase his dreams while uncovering the truth about his past.

Seventeen-year-old Elias Veyr has spent his entire life being told that he is broken. He sees people who do not exist. He hears conversations that have not happened yet. He watches buildings appear in places where there should be nothing but empty streets. Doctors call it hallucination. His classmates call him strange. His parents believe he needs help. Elias has learned to keep his head down and pretend that he is normal. Then, on his seventeenth birthday, the System awakens. [Ability Acquired: EXISTENCE] [You can perceive what reality has forgotten.] That night, Elias sees a second moon appear behind the real one. Then a second sky behind the sky. Then something enormous looking back at him from beyond the stars. Something that should not be able to see him. Something that whispers: “You finally noticed us.” Elias soon discovers that the universe he knows is only the lowest layer of an incomprehensibly larger structure. Reality contains realities. Universes contain multiverses. Concepts exist independently of physical reality. Laws exist above concepts. And something exists beyond the entire hierarchy. But the greatest mystery is not what lies beyond reality. It is why Elias can see it. And why a human life was given to someone who was never truly bound to humanity’s reality.

After dying for seven minutes, Michael Johnson awakens with a lethal gift: heal with one touch, kill with another. As secret Orders hunt the power inside him, Michael learns a brutal truth—saving lives is killing him, and killing makes him unstoppable. The question is no longer can he save humanity… but should he?

He was raised to have nothing but was born to have everything. Now he's working as a security inside the empire that was stolen from him and falling for the one woman he's not allowed to want. Adrian Cole just learned he's the real Langford heir, switched at birth and erased from his own inheritance. Instead of exposing the truth, he infiltrates the family as their new head of security, patient enough to wait for the right moment to take back what's his. He doesn't expect Mira Langford, overlooked, underestimated, engaged to the brother who took Adrian's place to be the one person who sees him clearly. When his ex-wife resurfaces with the son he never knew existed, fleeing danger Adrian unknowingly works for, his careful plants starts collapsing in every direction at once. Now he's a father, a fraud, and dangerously in love with a woman he's forbidden to touch and the truth, once it comes out, will cost him everything he's fighting to protect.

Nathan Cross is a respected forensic accountant assigned to audit the country's most celebrated charity, the Soren Foundation. He uncovers a horrifying truth: the foundation is a front for laundering money tied to assassinations, political manipulation, and worse. Before he can report it, he's framed — his office raided, evidence planted, his name dragged through the media. His father collapses under the stress and later dies. His sister Chloe vanishes the same night he's arrested. In prison, Nathan realizes this was never about the money — someone needed his spotless reputation to make the lie believable, and now they need him gone. With help from a mysterious ally with their own agenda, he escapes during a staged ambush on a prison transfer. The world believes he's dead. Nathan watches his own funeral from a distance. Two years later, he returns to Blackridge under a new identity, quietly hunting the people who destroyed his life. He discovers they're all connected through a hidden network called The Ledger — and at its center is Victor Soren, the philanthropist everyone trusts. As Nathan dismantles Victor's empire piece by piece, journalist Elena Brooks — who built her career chasing "the truth" about Nathan's guilt — realizes the mysterious stranger she's investigating is Nathan himself. Together, reluctantly, they dig deeper: corrupt judges, bought police, a mentor whose loyalty is unclear, and finally, proof that Chloe is alive. As Nathan closes in on the truth behind why he was chosen to be framed, he must decide what kind of man his revenge will make him — and whether exposing The Ledger is worth the innocent lives it could also destroy.

All the effort I put into you and my life was trivialized and met with nothing but contempt. Until the truth is revealed, my identity as an invincible heir has made me a much stronger person. I will return all the pain I have received. I'll show them what I'm capable of, until they suffer.