Josie Brigge once stared into the void itself. Now, upon her brother's untimely death and after her parents she returns to her grandmother's struggling farm three years after the end of the world; the Blitz, the Great Quietude when the internet turned off, and the Food Wars that would follow over access to arable land. In 2039's Aurora, Oregon Josie will learn to become the person who stays, even when the staying is hard. On the farm, for her Gemma, and in her relationships. This is a time of both poverty and growth for the farm because, when you hit rock bottom, the only way is up. Enter a Cozy Fantasy romance about a growing web of relationship forming at the new heart of an old town, where, sometimes, singing to a rose is the highest form of majic, even if not the most impressive. Learn to fall in love with the land, the majic, the people, and the many quirky animals of the Brigge farm.

What if the worst thing humanity ever did started as a really good idea? When a revolutionary genetic testing company promises to help people better understand themselves, millions sign up. After all, who wouldn't want answers? Answers about their health, their future, their relationships, even who they are at their very core. But every system begins with a promise. The Marked is a speculative fiction novel about identity, belonging, fear, and the small compromises people make every day without realizing what they're giving away. Because history is rarely built on monsters. More often, it's built by ordinary people making reasonable choices.

In a world where logic dominates minds and magic lingers in heart two souls collide - Aditi, a soft - hearted, stubborn believer in love and faith and Ishaan- a tall, boarding prodigy who believe reasons over emotions. Their first meet is anything but pleasent - full of arguments. Yet something deeper stirs beneath the surface. what begins with challenges, sarcastic remarks , heated arguments melts into stolen glances, shared secrets and unexpected tenderness. Their love which breaks the law of world a human and an AI and make their own forbidden love story. will the world allow them to create their own world or it will always be a incomplete love story forever. "He is everything she shouldn't want - flawless, untouchable, a mystery she can't solve. She is everything he shouldn't desire - gentle, fearless, and untamed. Yet fate has a way of bending rules, of weaving hearts together in ways the world can't approve. Every glance is a secret, every touch a temptation, every heartbeat a rebellion. In their forbidden love, nothing is safe, nothing is certain... except the way they belong to each other." "Some love defies rules, some hearts defy reason - theirs defies everything."

Sixteen-year-old Yaris is destined to become the greatest Dreamer alive. At least, that's what he keeps telling everyone. Dreamers can become conscious inside their dreams, reshape entire worlds, and-if they are powerful enough-carry pieces of those worlds into reality. But entering someone else's dream comes with one terrifying rule: If you die there, you die for real. Yaris plans to enter the Dream Building Academy, survive its dangerous trials, and claim a certificate awarded only once every thirty years. Unfortunately, the Academy's candidates compete in groups-and nobody has agreed to join his. To succeed, Yaris must convince a collection of strangers to trust him with their dreams and their lives. Together, they might become the greatest Dreamer group the world has ever known. First, they have to survive long enough to become the Lucids.

"I will love you until the day I die. Even if my mind has grown old and I do not remember myself, I will remember you." ~~~~~~~~ Rhynys Jodan had everything figured out: a scholarship paid for by the Citadel, the incredible elemental abilities passed through the Jodan line, a dragon swift enough to take her across the sea to Lovander, and a place to learn among the most promising mages of her generation. The only thing she hadn't accounted for was Nedim Bhehle. A wealthy human with an innate, unexplainable talent for magic, Nedim has skipped years of schooling to join Rhynys's advanced classes. To Rhynys, he's an arrogant outsider who bought his way into a place he hasn't earned. To Nedim, she's an entitled mage whose famous surname earns her respect she doesn't deserve. She hates him. But between magical exams, dangerous lessons, ancient ruins, and a rivalry neither of them is willing to lose, Rhynys and Nedim find themselves spending far more time together than either would like. And somewhere between the arguments and a magical quest, the line between hatred and something else begins to blur. Warning: this story contains mature content and is intended for a mature audience. Art by: 9eujang. #1 heterosexual 8/31/2027 #1 collegefantasy 9/1/2027

It started in 2008 with the death of my grandmother: every subsequent year came with at least one death. Most people write letters to the living. I, on the other hand? I write letters to the dead. 𝕴𝖒𝖆𝖌𝖎𝖓𝖊 𝖇𝖊𝖎𝖓𝖌 𝖆𝖇𝖑𝖊 𝖙𝖔 𝖘𝖊𝖓𝖉 𝖔𝖓𝖊 𝖋𝖎𝖓𝖆𝖑 𝖒𝖊𝖘𝖘𝖆𝖌𝖊 𝖙𝖔 𝖙𝖍𝖊 𝖕𝖊𝖗𝖘𝖔𝖓 𝖞𝖔𝖚 𝖑𝖔𝖘𝖙. Every day, millions of people carry the heavy burden of the unsaid. "Letters You'll Never Read" (Working Title) is an intimate, structurally unique nonfiction collection that bridges the gap between our present reality and the ghosts of our past. Through raw, uncompromisingly honest pages, this project explores the universal landscape of grief, healing, and human connection. These letters move from traditional heartbreaks-such as letters to a parent who passed away-to the complicated, ambiguous grief of severed relationships. The collection features unvarnished communication to living individuals whom the author is entirely no-contact with, exploring the unique pain of mourning someone who is still alive. Balancing these personal reckonings are poignant entries to public figures, examining how cultural loss intertwines with private mourning. What separates this work from traditional memoirs is its immersive, voyeuristic format. By framing each chapter as a direct letter, readers step into a private room of thoughts, finding solace through solidarity. Steering clear of clinical language or forced positivity, this manuscript targets the evergreen memoir and grief-recovery market, appealing to readers of Joan Didion's "The Year of Magical Thinking" and Cheryl Strayed's "Tiny Beautiful Things". It provides comfort, companionship, and a roadmap for anyone navigating the quiet aftershocks of loss. //alt. title "Letters Unread" RANKINGS #26 in Prose - 8/7/26 #60 in Letters - 8/7/26 MY ARTISTS Title Headers: @Jaygrfx7 Others: Self © 2016-26