A horrific attack on a crowd ends with tens of thousands dead before Loren Parker wakes up in his bed, miraculously unharmed, two days before the explosion. Setalite City is on the brink of destruction, famous heroes and infamous villains are being systematically killed worldwide, and an unknown puppet master is pulling the strings. Lucky for him, Loren has all the time in the world to set things straight.

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Corrupt heroes, twisted serial killers, and monsters from his childhood are starting to reveal themselves as the mystery of Setalite City’s unavoidable destruction slowly unravels. The problem is that Loren Parker is starting to unravel as well. The stress, violence, and inevitability of a doomed city are crushing him, and it’s only a matter of time until he breaks.

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The combined efforts of Loren Parker, the Setalite City Hero HQ and the Peacekeepers are finally starting to make some progress in shifting the colossal weight of the Evergold Festival Conspiracy. But now, as each horrific layer is peeled back and the masterminds are dragged unwillingly out into the light, Loren Parker starts to realise that having all the time in the world might not be as big of a blessing as he first thought.

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August Marlow has been stranded on an alien world with nothing but a strange system to guide his way. To survive, he must summon allies, conquer the dangers of his environment, and uncover the mystery of Devil's Nest—and maybe he'll learn what it means to be a leader along the way.

August Marlow has managed to find a tenuous balance with the interface, the environment and the artificially created race of beings known as the Voithos. The goal has changed from simply surviving Devil's Nest to making the island home, and to do that; they must come together to leverage stolen knowledge on runes, uncover forgotten technology and build up a society that can harbour the rest of their people. The problem is, they aren't the only ones who call this planet home, and so one question remains—where are the Children of Gaia?

August Marlow has learned that an even greater threat exists and that they weren’t quite as alone as he had originally believed. There are other people hidden somewhere on the island, and when he encounters one at the crash site of an Anemoi Transport, it quickly turns violent. There is something distinctly wrong with the Children of Gaia on Devil's Nest, and August soon discovers that the answers lie within the Personal Drone Interface of one Elard Mantos.

Elliot Archer struggles to deal with the aftermath of his best friend's death, and when he's at his lowest point he makes a difficult decision with irreversible consequences. Instead of nothingness, or perhaps the endless dark, Elliot opens his eyes to find a mysterious Grey Room slowly filling with people, and they all have weapons. A dungeon filled with monstrous beings, murderous teammates, and a strange system reminiscent of an RPG, Elliot must find a way to rise to the occasion, or else he'll fall, again.

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Elliot Archer has experienced the apathy of Hell, and the horrors of the Grey Room. He's struggled, fought and lost those closest to him, but he has also managed to gain a foothold. Hostile factions, the Dungeon and new faces, Elliot must deal with all of these in order to make his dream a reality.

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A master mage, a noblewoman and an oni flee the capital city of Satu after a failed assassination of the princess. Outcast from society and pursued by bounty hunters for a crime they didn't commit, they flee Satu, the capital city of Fabah, to escape the king's fury. The three unusual companions must learn to trust one another if they want to survive, but when your experiences, motivations and understanding of the world are entirely at odds, maybe it's not so easy.

Sora the Seeker has long desired a journey to the dangerous, forbidden places across the world to ferret out their magical secrets and learn if an esoteric answer to the loss and pain growing in his heart can be found, but even after years of preparation, and building upon the back of his late master's research, he could never quite bring himself to take that first step outside the walls.

Chiyo Himura has lived a life most people would have dreamed of; she is well-educated, wealthy, beautiful, and heir to a noble family of great status. But she is also very naive, and her comfortable, gilded life has developed dark spots. In the wake of her father's death, a long-known and well-regarded family friend orchestrates his rise to power, and it's entirely at her expense.

Fubuki the Oni had long dreaded the strange, unfamiliar world that lay beyond the confines of the bind because while it was beautiful and filled with many marvels, those fleeting glimpses were all tarnished by the pain and misery she would be called upon to inflict. Those who called her forth from the golden cage always wanted the same thing, and every time, she would be compelled to enact their violence—until now.

Sora, Chiyo and Fubuki have managed to evade the king's pursuit and even escape the border of Fabah undiscovered. Now, with in possession of a permanent magical artifact and disguised as a group of travelling performers, they buy passage with a merchant caravan headed for Lyston, the capital city of Malnia—but things so rarely go as planned.

Sora the Seeker has his eyes set on Bone Island to uncover the clash of magic and kings that once took place there, but tempers flare when motivations don't perfectly align and personalities clash when solutions differ.

Chiyo Himura wants to strike at the man who ruined her life, but to do that, she requires large sums of gold to place a bounty tempting enough for someone to take a shot at such a man so closely tied to the royal family. But how is she supposed to do that when she's been stripped of her status, her wealth, and her ability to act?

Fubuki the Oni has discovered a great many bright, warm and positive things about this beautiful world. She has learned about magic, companionship, music, stories, affection and gifts, but she is also beginning to understand that, unlike the eternity that lay ahead of her, most things in this world are far more temporary.

The paths of two selfish, broken and lonely people intersect at the end of the world.

Nathan King watches as everything he’s built comes crashing down around him. Saltwall City is now filled with superpowered maniacs that can’t decide whether they want to kill him, fuck him, or eat him. Nathan has one goal, to survive, and he doesn’t care whom he has to step on to make it a reality.

Melanie Sharp is used to having her life turned upside down, but this situation is entirely beyond her experiences. Twice abandoned inside Saltwall City, Melanie must use everything at her disposal to secure a future in which she’s still alive to see it—but then again, she’s used to that, too.

Ophelia can't stand the thought of another night spent in a room without a locked door between her and the deranged, succubus of a creature that had latched onto her father. There is no privacy, no respect, and a growing sense that the previously unshakeable safety she'd felt living there was just not coming back. The Debate Club had always been a place that had whisked her away from the stress, anger and disappointments that every day held for her, but now it had become the only bright spark she had left to look forward to.

Jasper can't stand the thought of another night spent all alone in his empty apartment, without conversation, connection, or just the sound of another persons voice. He begins to strike out into the city in search of something, anything, to fill the suffocating, lonely silence—and then he finds it. When Jasper takes that first step into the brightly lit gymnasium where the community center's Debate Club meets at 5 o'clock every Thursday night, he thinks to himself that yes, this must be where the magic happens.

Martin obsesses over the fantastical worlds depicted in his books and marvels at the strength of the cursed protagonists. In those worlds, the protagonists face their fears head on, crush the obstacles in their path, and grow into peerless examples of humanity's greatest traits, and they don't let anything get in their way. Things aren't quite so bright in the world outside of the pages. The scale of his problems might not rise to the magnitude of draconian-curses, or a kingdom filled with cruel, giggling noblewomen, or even celestial level threats that might give even a king of dragons a moment or two of pause, but he hasn't managed to overcome any of them either. The four walls of the bedroom, and his bookshelves of meticulously sorted books are a bastion of safety, a place where he doesn't have to keep up the cool mask of indifference. When forced outside, Martin longs for the small, cozy room with its well-thumbed, curse-filled books. He longs for the brilliant, familiar characters and the herculean labours they accomplish in search of a good ending. That room was his favourite place in the entire world—and so why, exactly, did it leave him feeling so terribly lonely?

Chelsea dreams of beautiful, bumbling, and conniving maidens. She dreams of cursed princesses that go out on marvelous, romantic quests with reluctant, handsome and totally submissive suitors. She dreams of magic, and love, and hot, sweaty sex with brooding, half-dragon princes who pretend they aren't in the mood to fuck the maiden, but it's obvious that they actually really want to super bad. Chelsea dreams her fantasy of dreams, and wonders if they'll always be just that, and nothing more. The tragically beautiful characters, the moments of quiet wonder, and the raunchy, sleep-invading sex just fade away once the cover of the book was sealed shut. There was nobody to share in it. The book club didn't like goblin princesses with tickle-fetishes, and her aunt didn't have any interest in dragon princes with huge-super-big-gigantic-dragon-cocks. Everybody thought her books were weird, gross things, and that she was weird and gross for reading them. But they weren't like that at all, not to her, and so Chelsea dreams of sharing her favourite books with someone who really understands them—because maybe then she would find someone who really understands her, too.