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In the high-stakes world of competitive gaming and cutthroat corporate battles, Lacey Webb is no ordinary recruit. Fresh from personal hardships and burdened by family secrets, she steps into GameSphere-the tech giant renowned for its blockbuster esports titles-as the new executive secretary. But Lacey quickly finds herself caught in a fierce power struggle with Alexander Lloyd, the enigmatic and ruthless CEO whose icy exterior hides deeper vulnerabilities. While Lacey’s fiery spirit and sharp skills in the virtual arena earn her unexpected allies, including an unlikely confidant in the charismatic HR manager Skyler, she also draws the ire of Madison Jenkins-the CEO’s longtime confidante and bed friend-who will stop at nothing to protect her territory. As corporate intrigue entangles with blistering multiplayer showdowns and personal battles that test their limits, alliances shift, secrets unravel, and the true cost of ambition is revealed. Poised between ambition, loyalty, and a fight for respect, Lacey and Alexander must navigate a battlefield far beyond code and competition. Their collision ignites a game where the rules are ruthless and only the strongest survive. Will they destroy each other, or find in the chaos a fragile understanding that could change the game forever

Abused and thrown away in a container, Mallory, eighteen years old, thinks that this is it; this is how her life is ending and what a tragic life it has been. But fate isn't done with her yet. Hunter Brown, a low-life gangster, is passing by an alleyway when he is alerted by the cries from a rolled-up carpet thrown in a container. She told him to let her die, but he decided to save her life. This is a novel about generations of secrets of the Wraith family being unfolded and an abused and broken girl who has to run for her life while trying to heal and start over. ________________________________________ Mallory walked into the dayroom, balancing a stack of dirty plates in her hands, each step echoing heavily on the floor. Seizing the moment, an uninterested Calvin Wraith decided to trip her as she passed by his seat, where he was engrossed in playing Snake on his phone. With a loud crash, Mallory stumbled and fell, sending the plates crashing to the ground and scattering everywhere. The commotion caught Mrs. Wraith's attention, and she rushed into the room, fuming with anger at the chaos. "Stupid girl!" Mrs. Wraith scolded and placed a hard slap across Mollory's face. With ringing ears and burning tears in her eyes, Mallory took a deep breath, striving to keep her voice steady as she pleaded, "I'm sorry, Mrs. Wraith. I'll clean this up right away." Lowering her gaze, she could hear Calvin snickering from the sofa, a smug grin on his face. "Yes, you will. I expect this room to be spotless in under an hour," Mrs. Wraith snapped, shoving Mallory aside before storming out. "Why did you do that?" Mallory asked, her voice strained as she looked up at Calvin after Mrs. Wraith had closed the door. Calvin stood up and moved closer, stopping just inches away from the frightened Mallory.

Elaine Starling was meant to be a footnote in a story. The novel's extra. A bystander. The unknown noblewoman. The girl whose heartbreak would pave the way for a better ending—just not hers. But in a daring act of defiance, Elaine rewrote the rules. Literally. After unraveling the fatalistic control of the Reversal Cult and rejecting the tyrannical “plot” that demanded her suffering, Elaine seized ownership of a story that didn't belongs to her. Alongside Lior—the former secondary male lead turned devoted husband—she brought the cycle of doomed narratives to an end. The stars even changed shape in celebration, rearranging into a spiral: an emblem of endless possibility and forward motion. Their once-doomed castle became a place of laughter, growth, and healing. For the first time, Elaine believed she had reached her true ending. But stories, especially ones that rebel against their authors, never end that easily.

Ctrl + E Roneet Joshi has always felt… out of place. Quiet. Awkward. Invisible. Growing up, he found solace in video games—where skill mattered more than social status, and friends were only a click away. But when reality keeps knocking, even the safest escape can’t hold him forever. College is supposed to be a fresh start, a chance to belong, to finally be someone worth noticing. But Roneet quickly learns that the real world isn’t any easier than the games he left behind. Bullies, rivals, and classmates who seem to have it all figured out surround him. And then there’s her—Kiara—brilliant, beautiful, and everything he feels he’s not. From his past of loneliness and failed friendships to the chaos of his first college days, Roneet must navigate the challenges of growing up, finding his place, and discovering what it truly means to win at life. Ctrl + E: Because sometimes, you need to hit reset.

Because some Cinderellas wear boots. And some princes are just okay with that. "You're not a man," they all say and they're right. She isn't, and she wasn't trying to be. University isn't university when there isn't some drama involved, right? So, in comes Zenjee, a third-year university student whose sole objective was to graduate comfortably without shedding any light on her mundane existence. But things never go as planned, and she soon finds herself the centre of attention as a result of one unlucky encounter. Everything in her life comes crashing down the pit when she meets Raine, an obnoxious, homophobic disaster sent from hell, who just so happened to mistake her for a gay. The wheels of fate turn slowly, first comes hate, and what follows next is blatantly obvious. One is stubborn, and the other in denial, yet the two misguided souls can't escape from each other. "What's the cure for homophobia?" "Falling in love."

Fin Sato, a burnt-out Tokyo salaryman, thought his glory days as a beta-tester for the MMORPG Ram Online were long behind him. But when his annoyingly cheerful coworker Ren Hayashi—a secret online megastar—dies in his arms after a brutal alley ambush, Fin’s mundane life is shattered. Ren’s cryptic last words leave Fin with two things: the login to the most powerful avatar in the game and a mystery that blurs the lines between virtual worlds and real-life danger. As Fin steps into Ren’s digital persona, he must dodge relentless fans, uncover hidden conspiracies, and outmaneuver deadly rivals both online and off. But the deeper he digs, the more he realizes that Ren’s death was no accident—and his own forgotten past may hold the key to a legacy that could reshape reality itself. With razor-sharp wit and gripping twists, Ctrl+Alt+Legacy is a darkly comedic cyberpunk thriller that dives into the chaos of corporate drudgery, streaming culture, and the haunting allure of a digital world where every move could be your last.

A forbidden love affair between an outcast Demon and the Divine Emperor of the realms sets off a trail of events that threaten to endanger all around. The birth of their hybrid daughter Sza puts the realms in a state of uncertainty as she could either pose as a threat to it's existence or bring down the evil doers who hide behind the palace walls. can Sza transcend the evil within her or would she let it consume her before she comes in terms with her real identity?

She thought she was alone. She wasn’t. Elara lives in silence, carrying scars no one sees — until a stranger hacks her phone and steps into her broken world. Kai watches from behind the screen, falling for a girl who doesn’t know he exists. When her pain becomes too much to bear, he saves her. But obsession comes disguised as care. And love, when built on secrets, always breaks. CTRL + Her — a dark romance where control looks like comfort… until it doesn’t.

Itsuki Amagi died solving a math problem. No truck. No miracles. Just a seventeen-year-old genius with zero friends, zero family, and a terminal case of overthinking. He expected peace. Maybe a glowing afterlife. What he got was chains, screaming, and a sky on fire. Welcome to Virellia—a Trial World designed to kill 99% of its players. No weapons. No levels. No way out. Just blood, monsters, and a system that calls him a “Drudge.” Oh—and his Trait? [Hyper Cognition]: Infinite intelligence. Side Effect: Constant awareness of exactly how screwed he is. Armed with a brain the system doesn’t know how to classify, Itsuki refuses to play fair. While others swing swords and die screaming, he maps every variable, breaks every rule, and turns every death into data. But Virellia is watching. And it's evolving. Because when a strategist enters a world meant for warriors… the system adapts—or gets broken.

Qin Yao opens her eyes and finds herself transmigrated from a post-apocalyptic world into the body of an ancient peasant woman. Her family consists of four stepchildren needing care. A good-for-nothing husband, who has nothing but looks, is causing a ruckus. They live in a thatched hut, without a grain of rice, the family is emaciated like refugees. If that wasn't enough, someone even comes to collect debts! Anger rises in Qin Yao's heart, and she kicks the wretched husband out, "Debt collector, feel free to just beat him to death!" The four stepchildren: !!! With the world quieted, Qin Yao rolls up her sleeves to revive the family. Hunting, carrying bags, fighting bandits, she's an expert in all. But facing the fields, with her back to the sky, and her face to the earth, even a top-tier fighter from the post-apocalyptic world waves her hand: Can't take it! Really can't take it! Qin Yao scratches her head: In the ancient times where agricultural taxes are extremely high, how can I avoid farming? At this moment, the lazy husband who was sent away to die (twisting and crawling) (struggling to stand up) (screaming and roaring): My dear! I think I can be saved!