The dream-world burns. The mortal realm rebels. And deep beneath the ashes of Olympus, something ancient begins to stir:Helios, god of the sun, was the first to fall - shattered by betrayal, condemned to eternal eclipse. Now, buried beneath a thousand years of silence, his fire flickers once more.But it is no longer the golden blaze of dawn. It is dark, starless, and vengeful.Hades, lord of the dead, has long watched from the shadows. Forgotten, underestimated, untouched by the wars above - until now. The balance between realms is collapsing, and from the cracks spills a power not even death can hold back.When Helios escapes his prison, half-mad with rage and brilliance, it is Hades who finds him. But the sun cannot rise without burning, and the underworld cannot hold light without changing. What begins as a reckoning becomes something far more dangerous: a collision of opposites, of heat and stillness, of destruction and control.As Olympus fractures, and the forged god's grip slips, Helios and Hades find themselves drawn together - not by fate, but by fury.And maybe, by something that has no name yet.To remake the heavens, they must descend into the deepest pit.To bring back the sun, they must walk through death itself.Light is not always good.Darkness is not always evil.And the most powerful flame is the one that refuses to die.

When Malakay Veynor, twenty years old, follows his mother into a decaying manor at the edge of a vast forest, he tells himself it's only temporary. His father works overseas, and his mother insists they stay here until she can join him. But when she leaves for several months to be with his father, Kay finds himself alone in the crumbling house—cut off, surrounded by woods the villagers refuse to enter.They only give him one warning: never go into the forest after dark.At first, Kay ignores the whispers. He dismisses the creak of footsteps outside his window, the faint tapping at the walls. But then he wakes to find his name scratched into the frost, the sound of a low breath in his room, and a figure watching him from the tree line.And then he meets him.Tall. Hauntingly beautiful. Wrong in ways Kay can't name. Eyes like molten gold that see straight through him. A voice that bends his will, both terrifying and intoxicating.The creature has waited. Now that Kay is alone, it steps closer, night after night, until fear curdles into fascination—and fascination into hunger. The monster doesn't just want blood. It wants surrender. Devotion. Love, twisted into a chain that binds.By the time Kay realizes he's been chosen, it's already too late. Because the forest doesn't just keep secrets. It keeps what belongs to it.He who waits in the shadows.

In a city where names are traded like currency, a cunning broker builds a secret market that spirals out of control. His deals awaken an ancient river god that treats ledgers as law and demands restitution in blood, memory, and service. As the curse spreads—tongues silenced, doors sealed, tokens humming—the city fractures into rival factions: Corvin, the pragmatic commander; the priestess, who seeks mercy through ritual; the registrar, who binds law to ink; the fanatic Teacher and his New Account; and House Lian, forced into guardianship.When the god insists on a sovereign's life, a mysterious Moirified steward emerges, binding himself as living office to temper divine appetite. Yet war erupts: river-creatures invade, factions clash, and the god escalates its demand—one life, given now. In the final chapters, the lot falls on Corvin himself, leaving the city suspended between sacrifice, law, and annihilation as the tide rises for the last reckoning.

Jake and Matt, two young men from Brooklyn, spend their nights exploring the dark web in search of thrills. It all seems like a reckless game until they stumble upon a mysterious website offering… clones. Out of curiosity and disbelief, Jake submits a request, convinced it's just a hoax. But only days later, a massive package arrives at their door. Inside lies an identical copy of Matt—alive, yet devoid of memories and experience.Shocked, Matt cuts ties with Jake, unable to cope with what has happened. Left alone with the double, Jake finds himself torn between guilt, fear, and a growing fascination for this strange creation. As he teaches it how to live, Jake realizes that the secret attraction he always felt for his best friend inevitably shifts toward the clone—an idealized yet vulnerable version of Matt.Caught between reality and artificiality, love and obsession, Clone is a gripping story about repressed desires, forbidden bonds, and the danger of opening doors that can never be closed again.

Joseph thought escaping death was enough. That surviving the brutal hands of Luca Moretti's enemies meant he could finally breathe. But the real danger has only just begun.With blood on his hands and a price on his head, Joseph is no longer just a survivor—he's a target. Every rival mafia, every vengeful enemy, every ghost from Luca's violent past wants a piece of him. And Luca? He won't let them take what's his.Possessive. Ruthless. Unforgiving. Luca will burn the city to the ground before letting anyone touch Joseph again. But in a world of bloodstained loyalty and twisted desires, protection comes at a price.And Joseph is about to learn that loving a monster means becoming one, too.

The false god reigns.Ares and Kratos have faded into legend. Olympus has bowed — not out of loyalty, but out of fear.And in the cradle of power built on war, a new force is about to be conquered: love.Eros, god of desire, once danced through hearts like unrestrained fire. Now, stripped of his wings and his memories, he is chained — forced to serve the new divine order, transformed into a weapon that rewrites the very nature of love. His light wanes with every soul he shatters.But in the cold spaces between dream and death, someone else awakens.Hypno, god of sleep, long exiled to the silent edges of the world, feels the rupture. The dream-realm groans beneath the weight of corrupted desire, and in its deepest fold, he finds Eros — wounded, twisted, and burning with a beauty that refuses to die.To save him means waging war against the mind. Against illusions. Against a god who has now claimed dominion over both the sky and the heart.While Ares and Kratos ignite rebellion in the world of flesh and fire, Eros and Hypno must do so in the underworld — where dreams are born, and where, long ago, the first seeds of Olympus's downfall were sown.But love is no longer gentle.And dreams are no longer safe.To reclaim what was stolen, they must become what the false god fears most: Unbound.Desire can be rewritten. Dreams can be weaponized.And the old gods have not yet spoken their last word.

Book Three in the "e;Bound by the Mob Boss"e; SeriesLuca and Joseph made it out alive.The blood's been scrubbed off the floors. The bodies are buried. And for once, the chaos is quiet.Until Robert shows up at Luca's door—bruised, terrified, and begging for protection from a man he swears will never stop hunting him.Matías Delacroix.A name whispered like a curse in criminal circles. Beautiful. Cold. Vicious.He doesn't want money.He doesn't want power.He wants Robert.And Matías doesn't chase. He claims.What begins as a favor turns into a trap—because Matías doesn't forget. He doesn't forgive. And he definitely doesn't let go of what's his.Robert is desperate. Luca is wary.But Matías?Matías is patient. And he knows exactly how to break a man from the inside out.This isn't about love.This is about ruin.And who you belong to when everything else is stripped away.

In the shadows of an ancient empire ruled by claw and moon, Lykaios has reigned for nine thousand years—a werewolf god of unmatched power, seduction, and ruthless dominion. His heart has remained frozen, untouched by weakness… until Ethan.A broke, hardworking mortal with fire in his soul and scars on his hands, Ethan stumbles through the Veil and into Lykaios's world. One look, one touch, and the immortal's icy heart cracks. For the first time in eternity, the Wolf God feels—obsession, possession, love.But love is the deadliest curse.As Lykaios's ancient power begins to fracture, his empire crumbles. Betrayals rise. Old enemies circle. And the price of his fall threatens to consume them both.To keep the man who finally made him feel alive, Lykaios must choose: cling to godhood and lose Ethan forever… or surrender everything and become mortal at his side.In a world of blood moons, forbidden bonds, and savage desire, one god's fall could save—or destroy—them both.A dark, steamy M/M paranormal romance of sacrifice, possession, and love that burns brighter than immortality.

Elijah Morrow is nineteen years old and has only one reason left to keep breathing: his terminally ill mother.In a small, suffocating apartment filled with the scent of medicine and withered flowers, Elijah watches his mother slowly fade away before his eyes. He gives up college, friends, and any semblance of a life of his own, wearing a fragile smile just to spare her a little more pain.But his mother has been hiding a secret for twenty years.Late one evening, just as night begins to settle over the city, Elijah receives the phone call he has been dreading for months.His mother is gone.Shattered by grief, he returns to the apartment they shared, expecting silence and emptiness.Instead, he finds a stranger waiting for him.Tall, impossibly beautiful, dressed entirely in black, with molten gold glimmering across his fingers and a gaze far too ancient for any human being, the man introduces himself as Syalas.And then he says something impossible:"e;We are going to be married."e;Elijah thinks he is insane.Syalas refuses to explain.The answers come later, hidden beneath old secrets, forgotten promises, and a mysterious lamp concealed inside a box of black gold beneath his mother's bed.Twenty years ago, desperate to save her unborn child, Elijah's mother made a bargain with a being imprisoned within that lamp. In exchange for Elijah's life, she asked for one final wish:"e;When I die... marry my son."e;Now Elijah and Syalas are bound by a cursed agreement neither of them can escape. They must remain married for five years. If Syalas fulfills the terms of the pact, he will finally earn his freedom after centuries of captivity. If the bond is broken before then, he will remain imprisoned forever.The problem is that Elijah doesn't even know what Syalas truly is.And Syalas has spent so many centuries separated from humanity that he barely understands human emotions at all.As grief turns into routine and the two begin sharing the same home, the same table, and eventually the same bed, something dangerous begins to grow between them: attraction, dependency, and perhaps even love.But Syalas is hiding far more than his true nature. He is a being cursed by gods, hunted by ancient creatures who would kill to possess the lamp. And the truth behind Elijah's mother's bargain is far darker than either of them realizes.Because some wishes were never meant to be granted.And love may be the deadliest magic of all.

In a world where gods are no longer worshipped but feared, power is the only law that matters.The Forged Phanteon: The First Trilogy gathers the opening three books of the seven-part saga into one dark, brutal, and emotionally consuming collection. Inspired by Greek mythology yet rebuilt into something far more twisted, the series follows fallen gods, broken empires, and dangerous bonds forged through violence, obsession, betrayal, and survival.Ares x Kratos tells the story of two warriors shaped by bloodshed and destruction, forced into an alliance capable of tearing kingdoms apart.Eros x Hypnos descends into a psychological spiral where desire, manipulation, and nightmares blur the line between devotion and control.Hades x Helios ignites a war between death and light, dragging the entire pantheon toward collapse as ancient secrets begin resurfacing.Across the first three installments, loyalties fracture, gods descend into madness, and the balance of the divine world begins to rot from within.This is not a story about heroes.It is a story about monsters learning what it means to survive each other.Perfect for readers who love dark fantasy, morally grey characters, political chaos, mythology-inspired worlds, and relationships built on tension, destruction, and obsession.

The dream-world burns. The mortal realm rebels. And deep beneath the ashes of Olympus, something ancient begins to stir:Helios, god of the sun, was the first to fall - shattered by betrayal, condemned to eternal eclipse. Now, buried beneath a thousand years of silence, his fire flickers once more.But it is no longer the golden blaze of dawn. It is dark, starless, and vengeful.Hades, lord of the dead, has long watched from the shadows. Forgotten, underestimated, untouched by the wars above - until now. The balance between realms is collapsing, and from the cracks spills a power not even death can hold back.When Helios escapes his prison, half-mad with rage and brilliance, it is Hades who finds him. But the sun cannot rise without burning, and the underworld cannot hold light without changing. What begins as a reckoning becomes something far more dangerous: a collision of opposites, of heat and stillness, of destruction and control.As Olympus fractures, and the forged god's grip slips, Helios and Hades find themselves drawn together - not by fate, but by fury.And maybe, by something that has no name yet.To remake the heavens, they must descend into the deepest pit.To bring back the sun, they must walk through death itself.Light is not always good.Darkness is not always evil.And the most powerful flame is the one that refuses to die.

When Malakay Veynor, twenty years old, follows his mother into a decaying manor at the edge of a vast forest, he tells himself it's only temporary. His father works overseas, and his mother insists they stay here until she can join him. But when she leaves for several months to be with his father, Kay finds himself alone in the crumbling house—cut off, surrounded by woods the villagers refuse to enter.They only give him one warning: never go into the forest after dark.At first, Kay ignores the whispers. He dismisses the creak of footsteps outside his window, the faint tapping at the walls. But then he wakes to find his name scratched into the frost, the sound of a low breath in his room, and a figure watching him from the tree line.And then he meets him.Tall. Hauntingly beautiful. Wrong in ways Kay can't name. Eyes like molten gold that see straight through him. A voice that bends his will, both terrifying and intoxicating.The creature has waited. Now that Kay is alone, it steps closer, night after night, until fear curdles into fascination—and fascination into hunger. The monster doesn't just want blood. It wants surrender. Devotion. Love, twisted into a chain that binds.By the time Kay realizes he's been chosen, it's already too late. Because the forest doesn't just keep secrets. It keeps what belongs to it.He who waits in the shadows.

In a city where names are traded like currency, a cunning broker builds a secret market that spirals out of control. His deals awaken an ancient river god that treats ledgers as law and demands restitution in blood, memory, and service. As the curse spreads—tongues silenced, doors sealed, tokens humming—the city fractures into rival factions: Corvin, the pragmatic commander; the priestess, who seeks mercy through ritual; the registrar, who binds law to ink; the fanatic Teacher and his New Account; and House Lian, forced into guardianship.When the god insists on a sovereign's life, a mysterious Moirified steward emerges, binding himself as living office to temper divine appetite. Yet war erupts: river-creatures invade, factions clash, and the god escalates its demand—one life, given now. In the final chapters, the lot falls on Corvin himself, leaving the city suspended between sacrifice, law, and annihilation as the tide rises for the last reckoning.

Jake and Matt, two young men from Brooklyn, spend their nights exploring the dark web in search of thrills. It all seems like a reckless game until they stumble upon a mysterious website offering… clones. Out of curiosity and disbelief, Jake submits a request, convinced it's just a hoax. But only days later, a massive package arrives at their door. Inside lies an identical copy of Matt—alive, yet devoid of memories and experience.Shocked, Matt cuts ties with Jake, unable to cope with what has happened. Left alone with the double, Jake finds himself torn between guilt, fear, and a growing fascination for this strange creation. As he teaches it how to live, Jake realizes that the secret attraction he always felt for his best friend inevitably shifts toward the clone—an idealized yet vulnerable version of Matt.Caught between reality and artificiality, love and obsession, Clone is a gripping story about repressed desires, forbidden bonds, and the danger of opening doors that can never be closed again.

Joseph thought escaping death was enough. That surviving the brutal hands of Luca Moretti's enemies meant he could finally breathe. But the real danger has only just begun.With blood on his hands and a price on his head, Joseph is no longer just a survivor—he's a target. Every rival mafia, every vengeful enemy, every ghost from Luca's violent past wants a piece of him. And Luca? He won't let them take what's his.Possessive. Ruthless. Unforgiving. Luca will burn the city to the ground before letting anyone touch Joseph again. But in a world of bloodstained loyalty and twisted desires, protection comes at a price.And Joseph is about to learn that loving a monster means becoming one, too.

The false god reigns.Ares and Kratos have faded into legend. Olympus has bowed — not out of loyalty, but out of fear.And in the cradle of power built on war, a new force is about to be conquered: love.Eros, god of desire, once danced through hearts like unrestrained fire. Now, stripped of his wings and his memories, he is chained — forced to serve the new divine order, transformed into a weapon that rewrites the very nature of love. His light wanes with every soul he shatters.But in the cold spaces between dream and death, someone else awakens.Hypno, god of sleep, long exiled to the silent edges of the world, feels the rupture. The dream-realm groans beneath the weight of corrupted desire, and in its deepest fold, he finds Eros — wounded, twisted, and burning with a beauty that refuses to die.To save him means waging war against the mind. Against illusions. Against a god who has now claimed dominion over both the sky and the heart.While Ares and Kratos ignite rebellion in the world of flesh and fire, Eros and Hypno must do so in the underworld — where dreams are born, and where, long ago, the first seeds of Olympus's downfall were sown.But love is no longer gentle.And dreams are no longer safe.To reclaim what was stolen, they must become what the false god fears most: Unbound.Desire can be rewritten. Dreams can be weaponized.And the old gods have not yet spoken their last word.

Book Three in the "e;Bound by the Mob Boss"e; SeriesLuca and Joseph made it out alive.The blood's been scrubbed off the floors. The bodies are buried. And for once, the chaos is quiet.Until Robert shows up at Luca's door—bruised, terrified, and begging for protection from a man he swears will never stop hunting him.Matías Delacroix.A name whispered like a curse in criminal circles. Beautiful. Cold. Vicious.He doesn't want money.He doesn't want power.He wants Robert.And Matías doesn't chase. He claims.What begins as a favor turns into a trap—because Matías doesn't forget. He doesn't forgive. And he definitely doesn't let go of what's his.Robert is desperate. Luca is wary.But Matías?Matías is patient. And he knows exactly how to break a man from the inside out.This isn't about love.This is about ruin.And who you belong to when everything else is stripped away.

In the shadows of an ancient empire ruled by claw and moon, Lykaios has reigned for nine thousand years—a werewolf god of unmatched power, seduction, and ruthless dominion. His heart has remained frozen, untouched by weakness… until Ethan.A broke, hardworking mortal with fire in his soul and scars on his hands, Ethan stumbles through the Veil and into Lykaios's world. One look, one touch, and the immortal's icy heart cracks. For the first time in eternity, the Wolf God feels—obsession, possession, love.But love is the deadliest curse.As Lykaios's ancient power begins to fracture, his empire crumbles. Betrayals rise. Old enemies circle. And the price of his fall threatens to consume them both.To keep the man who finally made him feel alive, Lykaios must choose: cling to godhood and lose Ethan forever… or surrender everything and become mortal at his side.In a world of blood moons, forbidden bonds, and savage desire, one god's fall could save—or destroy—them both.A dark, steamy M/M paranormal romance of sacrifice, possession, and love that burns brighter than immortality.

Elijah Morrow is nineteen years old and has only one reason left to keep breathing: his terminally ill mother.In a small, suffocating apartment filled with the scent of medicine and withered flowers, Elijah watches his mother slowly fade away before his eyes. He gives up college, friends, and any semblance of a life of his own, wearing a fragile smile just to spare her a little more pain.But his mother has been hiding a secret for twenty years.Late one evening, just as night begins to settle over the city, Elijah receives the phone call he has been dreading for months.His mother is gone.Shattered by grief, he returns to the apartment they shared, expecting silence and emptiness.Instead, he finds a stranger waiting for him.Tall, impossibly beautiful, dressed entirely in black, with molten gold glimmering across his fingers and a gaze far too ancient for any human being, the man introduces himself as Syalas.And then he says something impossible:"e;We are going to be married."e;Elijah thinks he is insane.Syalas refuses to explain.The answers come later, hidden beneath old secrets, forgotten promises, and a mysterious lamp concealed inside a box of black gold beneath his mother's bed.Twenty years ago, desperate to save her unborn child, Elijah's mother made a bargain with a being imprisoned within that lamp. In exchange for Elijah's life, she asked for one final wish:"e;When I die... marry my son."e;Now Elijah and Syalas are bound by a cursed agreement neither of them can escape. They must remain married for five years. If Syalas fulfills the terms of the pact, he will finally earn his freedom after centuries of captivity. If the bond is broken before then, he will remain imprisoned forever.The problem is that Elijah doesn't even know what Syalas truly is.And Syalas has spent so many centuries separated from humanity that he barely understands human emotions at all.As grief turns into routine and the two begin sharing the same home, the same table, and eventually the same bed, something dangerous begins to grow between them: attraction, dependency, and perhaps even love.But Syalas is hiding far more than his true nature. He is a being cursed by gods, hunted by ancient creatures who would kill to possess the lamp. And the truth behind Elijah's mother's bargain is far darker than either of them realizes.Because some wishes were never meant to be granted.And love may be the deadliest magic of all.

In a world where gods are no longer worshipped but feared, power is the only law that matters.The Forged Phanteon: The First Trilogy gathers the opening three books of the seven-part saga into one dark, brutal, and emotionally consuming collection. Inspired by Greek mythology yet rebuilt into something far more twisted, the series follows fallen gods, broken empires, and dangerous bonds forged through violence, obsession, betrayal, and survival.Ares x Kratos tells the story of two warriors shaped by bloodshed and destruction, forced into an alliance capable of tearing kingdoms apart.Eros x Hypnos descends into a psychological spiral where desire, manipulation, and nightmares blur the line between devotion and control.Hades x Helios ignites a war between death and light, dragging the entire pantheon toward collapse as ancient secrets begin resurfacing.Across the first three installments, loyalties fracture, gods descend into madness, and the balance of the divine world begins to rot from within.This is not a story about heroes.It is a story about monsters learning what it means to survive each other.Perfect for readers who love dark fantasy, morally grey characters, political chaos, mythology-inspired worlds, and relationships built on tension, destruction, and obsession.