Matthew Kincaid fell asleep in the twenty-first century and woke in Nystria with a sword in his hand, a stranger's name on his tongue, and two lifetimes colliding in his skull. His college girlfriend Miriam is now Miri — sorceress, conspirator, and soon-to-be Queen. Their friends Tristan, Karla, and Milos are real. So is the magic. So is the danger.
Sapphire Cove is a series of books, be patient, it will be more than worth it in the end! If you enjoyed Sam and his story in The Windy Pines, you'll love Lucas and Leah's stories in this new series. Sapphire Cove tells the story of twins, Lucas and Leah, who have a special relationship, as most twins do. Living in a nudist household, there are no secrets, except the ones the twins keep from their parents. A move to the exclusive community Sapphire Cove could change everything, if they get in.
Arthur Johnson is a nobody at his elite LA school — invisible, bullied, ignored by Sophia Evans. Online, he's a cold, clutch king. Only Maggie defends him, and rival Aiko Tanaka respects his skill. Then a meteor hits. Animals won't die. Blue crystals awaken. A slow-burn apocalypse about friendship, rivalry, and who you become when the world ends.
In a world of magic and mysticism, elves have reigned in the north lands for uncounted aeons - immortal and changeless. But now, tales from the south, carried by refugee humans fleeing the devastation of their lands, speak of a teeming swarm of orcs rampaging across their lands. Now, elven steel and draconic might must be rallied...but is all as it seems?
Neil wasn’t really a rapist. Not like Vivian and her “art.” He was an opportunist who spread pleasure. She came from traumatizing her victims. Vivian was an intriguing woman that Neil had to have, even if it meant reshaping himself in her image – and forcing her to take his cock in her lesbian cunt. She fought him every step of the way to becoming his fucktoy… until she didn’t. Amidst their struggle, each faced a loneliness they’d been trying to ignore, and the solution staring them in the face.
Flynn hoped his life of humiliation under the tyranny of his overbearing stepfather would end when he reached his 18th birthday. It didn't. Crossing that milestone only brought him to the strange world of his new boarding school. Within its walls were a coven of witches, a succubus, assorted monsters of indescribable species, and... of course... werewolves. He'd thought he had no privacy before. Now his privacy, and his body, are being continually violated in ways he could never have imagined.
The Cataclysm caught them inside Hellhole Cave. When they emerged, they realized no help was coming. Civilization had collapsed. There was no law. No order. There were the Grays. They were far more terrifying than zombies. They were intelligent. They remembered everything. They hunted. Their last hope was Texas. Two thousand miles from West Virginia to the Lone Star State. Ahead lay nearly 2,000 miles of marauders, bandits, predators, disease, and the Grays.
The Admirable Crichton is a play by the same man who wrote Peter Pan. It concerns a butler who is admirable in every respect, including survival when the family he works for are shipwrecked. He does take one of the daughters as a mate (at least in the film – 1957, Kenneth More), but that is all skated over. This is a slightly different version.
An obscure villain is given a second chance at being the most powerful being in Eternia, and the effects are far-reaching, altering the lives of Prince Adam and Princess Adora for good and ill alike,