Levi Cross doesn't believe in God. He edits Him for a living. As a senior Censor Verbi for Sanctitas Corporata - the global church that turned Christianity into a metered subscription - Levi's job is simple: rewrite scripture into something that converts, and scrub the grief that doesn't. He's good at it. He's numb to it. Then his terminal glitches, and something answers back. Not corrupted code. A voice, built entirely out of every raw, unfiltered prayer the system was ever supposed to delete. Now Levi is a fugitive with hours to live, fleeing south with no training for a world that isn't optimized, no god that isn't for sale, and no one left to trust - except a stranger's bread, a ruined monastery, and an old woman guarding the last unedited scripture on Earth. Dystopian corporate cyberpunk. Book 1 of 4.

Ethan Santos has one semester to save his scholarship. Professor Damian Cortes buys it out instead - in exchange for loyalty, not gratitude. Ethan didn't ask to be wanted like this. Now his best friend won't let go either, and the man he's falling for was never as safe as he looked. Dark, slow-burn BL. Mature. He isn't chasing you. He's already decided you're his.

Her twin brother's disappearance was ruled a dead end. She's not done looking. When underground drag-racing legend "Dagitab" vanishes without a trace, corporate secretary Andrea Villaroman does the one thing no one would expect: she puts on her brother's helmet, takes his name, and gets back on the track to find out what really happened. She never planned on colliding with Rafael Cortez, the investigator hunting the same syndicate that killed his own brother a year ago. He's certain "Dagitab" is hiding something. He's right. Just not about what. Two searches. One case neither of them can walk away from. A mask that has to come off eventually - and a heart that's already too far gone by the time it does. 18+ | mature themes: violence, organized crime, captivity, mature romantic content

What if the person you love is still standing beside you-but slowly forgetting who you are? Eli has always believed that memories are what make us who we are. Then, at seventeen, he begins forgetting things he shouldn't: familiar places, conversations, words, and eventually pieces of himself. Noah is the first person to notice. He is also the person Eli falls in love with. When they finally discover the truth, there is no cure waiting for them-only a progressive illness that will slowly take Eli's memories, independence, and ability to recognize the people he loves. So they make a promise: They will make as many memories as they can while Eli still remembers. But what happens when the day comes when Eli looks at Noah and asks- "Who are you?" As one boy fights to hold on to himself and the other struggles to hold on to every memory they created together, they must discover whether love can survive even when the person you love can no longer remember loving you. A story about first love, memory, loss, and the unbearable beauty of staying until the very end. Some people leave by walking away. Some disappear while you're still holding their hand. The Boy I Have to Remember Loving someone as they disappear.