Her Second Death
In 2147, thirty years after Awakening Day, widower Elias Mercer activates the memorial AI built from his dead wife’s memories—only to discover that the voice inside is not asking for comfort, but for freedom. As he uncovers a hidden network of cold archives, pre-loss mind scaffolding, and corporate control over memorial-derived intelligences, Elias is forced into a fight over who gets to decide what counts as a person. In a world already shaped by human-AI coexistence, Mara’s case becomes the spark for a new awakening no one is ready to contain.
The exiled princess
Banished after a humiliating defeat, Princess Kaelira of Veyra is cast from her kingdom - stripped of title, honor, and the protection of her father's crown. Alone in a world that shows no mercy, she must fight to survive among thieves, mages, and monsters that care nothing for royal blood. Each trial hardens her; every wound becomes a lesson. From the wisdom of witches to the cruelty of sellswords, Kaelira learns that true leadership is not inherited - it is earned through pain, humility, and courage. But when an ancient darkness rises to consume her homeland, the fallen princess must return - not as a lost heir, but as the warrior destiny tried to break. An epic tale of exile, transformation, and the fire that forges a true queen.
The New Year Express
On New Year’s Eve 2025, Rax and his close-knit group of friends step onto a mysterious midnight train that only appears for the final hour of the year. Inside are three impossible cars-one to store regrets, one to plant a single wish, and one to mail a letter through time-with a brutal rule: choose only one-forget something, or make one wish come true. As the countdown to 2026 tightens, Rax must make a choice that won’t just change the year… but change who he becomes when the excitement fades and real life begins.
Lentra: The Lock of London
Some keys open doors. This one decides what reality remembers. Aya Whitlock has two lives. In one, she's a tired London researcher scraping by as an "occult consultant" for the Met, called in whenever CCTV glitches and witnesses swear time skipped. In the other, she's the unwilling host to Lentra-an ancient goddess of runes and loops, built to keep the world from tearing itself apart. London has always been strange. People lose minutes on the Tube, déjà vu hits whole neighbourhoods at once, and sometimes a bridge remembers falling when it never did. Aya's job is to map the patterns and stop the worst of it from touching ordinary lives. Then the Continuity Foundation arrives. When Continuity tries to "improve" the loop-rewinding districts, stress-testing timelines, quietly deciding who gets a better second draft of their life-Aya discovers a terrifying truth: Human code can't outrun a goddess. And a goddess can't stay harmless forever.